I notice things, and something I notice is that people in business sell out their morals for money.Like, in the past, when certain sins maybe weren't so "out in the open" like now, there was nothing to sell out to,so the sponsors didn't have to court people engaged in a certain sin.What I see now, for one example, since so many homosexuals are "coming out", I see many business that deal with the public with pictures of the "rainbow flag"{signifying that they approve of,the "gay" lifestyle.}on their storefront, and if it's a big public outreach business, like an announcement at a sporting event,they go out of their way to "woo" them and their business by making an announcement how "proud' they are of them,and how accepting.Politicians{especially the "left",whose base believes in that}all of a sudden make speechs near election time "toadying up"to certain sinful lifestyles, seeking their vote. Now what I see as happening here is they're selling out their morals for money, votes, whatever. Apparently, the {money, votes}mean more to them than standing up to ungodly things.Then look at Christians in business. Christian bakers who don't bake a cake for a "gay" wedding, or Christian doctors who won't give an abortion,despite the consequences from their higher ups, because they serve one Higher Up, and that's God."Chose ye this day who you will serve".They may gain more business, or get more votes, by "selling out.'but the price they pay is stated in this Biblical question,"What does it profit a man if he gains the whole world, but loses his soul?"A good point?