Judaism does not discourage ownership. On the contrary, private property is a basic concept in the Torah. Unlike certain groups that demand 50% and even 100% tithing, Judaism makes no such demand. There are tithes to give, but these constitute 10% of one's earnings, and in Temple times constituted about 20%, some of which (maaser sheni) the owner himself could consume (Deuteronomy ch.14). Beyond these, one's property is inviolable in Judaism.
Look in Genesis and elsewhere, and it will become clear that Judaism never discouraged ownership. On the contrary, private property is a basic concept in the Torah. Unlike certain groups that demanded and still demand 50% and even 100% tithing, Judaism makes no such demand. There are tithes to give, but these today constitute 10% of one's earnings, and in Temple times constituted about 20%, some of which (maaser sheni) the owner himself could consume (Deuteronomy ch.14). Beyond these, one's property is inviolable in Judaism.
Discourage
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Police patrols are supposed to discourage crime.You should not discourage children from learning.Don't let them discourage you from thinking of example sentences.
"The latest economic news continues to discourage investors.""Heavy rain will discourage campers.""It is not good to discourage people who are trying their best."
'Courage' is the antonym for the word 'Discourage'.
Little Discourage was created in 1999-09.
metods used to discourage fraud and abuse
Friedrich Nietzsche actually encouraged drinking, he did not discourage it.
The noun forms of the verb to discourage are discourager, discouragement, and the gerund, discouraging.
"Dis-" is the prefix in "discourage." Dis- being a negative prefix, so to take courage away from. As opposed to "En-courage." As in, to give courage to.
To discourage.