What are businesses your religion prohibits?

[Greatguy1]

Business is seen as an unbiased legal transaction. There are some businesses that tend to thrive in localities that need them while others do not. In such areas things that thrive tend to be either politically, economically or of religious importance. What are those businesses that your religion does not permit?

 

[Kamon c4]

My doctrine or belief doesn’t prohibit any business. Business and religion are two different things. Though business can be influenced by religion but in a normal ground religion isn’t ought to affect business. Business is another world on its own and you’ve to play by business rules

 

[Ralphjoe]

My religion prohibits some businesses which it considers as harmful and is a sin to our bodies. Some of these businesses are cigarette production and alcohol productions. The thing is that my own values does not prohibit this business is as much as my religion prohibit them.

 

[Kehinde]

Religious belief may influence trade in two ways. First, a shared religious belief may enhance trust and therefore reduce transaction costs between trading partners. This effect should be particularly important for goods that are sensitive to trust.

 

[Trexxxy]

I can't really think of one right one right now. But I'm pretty sure there would be tons of businesses my religion goes against. I also think some people mistake legality of a business for religious acceptance as well.

 

[Adeyoola7]

Well as a Christian that are many things we do but my religion don't permit us to talk anything like hard drug or alcoholic drink

 

[Shigobad20201]

As a Christians, my religion religion prohibit illegal transaction , betting and gambing like Bet9ja, betking and all the betting platforms, it also prohibit beer parlour business, hotel business and selling sex films business.

 

[Mostee501]

Religion plays an important role in the society,businesses my religion prohibits are alcohol businesses,club businesses,cigarette business and these businesses can fail in some societies dues to unacceptability.

 

[eenya001]

There are various practises or business ethics my religion frowns against, like for instance, having a brothel that houses prostitutes whereby men can come and pay them in exchange for sex or other immoral fantasy. Also my religion frowns at exploitation.

 

[FreshKaz11]

Business is seen as an unbiased legal transaction. There are some businesses that tend to thrive in localities that need them while others do not. In such areas things that thrive tend to be either politically, economically or of religious importance. What are those businesses that your religion does not permit?

As for my own religion,we are not allow to be selling anything like alcohol for the public or for owner own use as well..

But the world we are living now change everything,now you we see so many people that claim they serve God selling all sort of things that is not allow by our religion...may God forgive us all..

 

[Olubayo12]

Business is seen as an unbiased legal transaction. There are some businesses that tend to thrive in localities that need them while others do not. In such areas things that thrive tend to be either politically, economically or of religious importance. What are those businesses that your religion does not permit?

this is the Crux of businesses most times. Initially, I. Planned to establish a bar that deals in proper soup and beer but my religion as a Christian forbids such so I had to forget about the business idea despite the fact that it sells so much here and pays a lot.

 

[Abisola]

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[Sunnytee]

There is a lot of business out there that someone can embark on or engaged but there are some specific once that some religious go against part of it is asleep, kidnapping, child trafficking, armed rubbing and lot more

 

[Tariq Shehzad]

There are different practices or business morals my religion grimaces against, as for example, having a whorehouse that houses whores whereby men can come and pay them in return for sex or other unethical dream. Additionally my religion glares at abuse.

 

[Damismiling]

The truth is life is not just about making money, you should not just venture into any thing without understand the consequential outcome on humanity, any business that is working negativity against humanity is highly prohibited by my religion

 

[Adetayo100]

My religion and doctrine prohibited business like selling of pig meat or dealing of pig business and anything dog business related, it goes against the belief of our religion and it is considered a sin if you venture into this business.

 

[Luckboy]

Well as a Muslim my religion don't permit us to take anything alcoholic and pig also that is our believe but my believe is different from there believe because I don't believe in been Muslim any more most of what they are teaching us not all those man of God follow it

 

[mayreeh38]

There are different business openings that are not suitable for some certain religion. Betting is one of it. Prostitution, selling of drugs. And anything the government doesn't approve. When we sell the right products and do the right businesses, we are blessed.

 

[Patrik]

Lot of things, bad things actually, such as : selling for more than the double of what the item originally costs, giving loans with interests, cheating or lying when selling, and many more things

 

[nasiusman95]

Religion functions as a historical force, indirectly affecting business behavior. It can also be a regulatory force and in so doing affects business more directly. Finally, religious institutions are part of the ongoing conversation about responsible business behavior and as such play a variety of interlocking roles
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Dismissing an employee because of their religion.
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