Thesis on Beggars

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An artists depiction of an elderly man begging for spare coins/

Thesis on Beggars 

 

Today my thesis will be dedicated to and about the less-fortunate canonists in GOD’s realm who are forced to beg people for coin, food or supplies as they are unable to get these themselves. Poor men and women adorned in soiled and dirty clothes are often spat upon and considered lesser simply due to their social status. To the pompous wig-adorning people who live a lavish lifestyle, the homeless and the beggars are nothing and are not even given a thought for they bring in no riches or income. I wish humanity would change their way of separating social classes, the rich businessmen hoarding their wealth and materials whilst some people in the same city struggle to find a meal to sustain them another day.

 

As I have often stated in my previous writings, these people are more pious than most men. I believe there ought to be more poorhouses constructed in the many cities of humanity, non taxable and free of charge but alas this would never happen, for who would want to stain their cities with the destitute and sick. As GOD has taught us in the holy scrolls, we ought not to be vain, we ought not to be greedy and we ought to be charitable. Beggars are people just like you except they weren’t born into riches or money they try their hardest simply to survive another day.

 

This is why I admire people who force themselves into poverty when they have the opportunity to be rich. I do urge people to be more charitable and friendly to those they see struggling, invite them into your home, give them some mina, a blanket or anything they might need. I would also wish for those who are in need of food, blankets, materials or mina to contact myself and I will do my best to assist you.

 

Friar Boniface

7th of Sun’s Smile, 1764

 

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“GOD bless you and your work, Boniface!” Shouts Siegmund Wick.