1. Inheritances should not be given, because they cause bitterness among family members.

2. The giving of an inheritance is a worldly concept, not a Scriptural provision.

3. If inheritances are given, they should be equally distributed to each immediate family member.

5. Scripture does not give us any precedent for writing out a will.

7. Jesus taught that accepting an inheritance is demonstrating greed.

8. An inheritance should not be used to reward good behavior or punish bad behavior

6. Most Christians have their wills written out before they die.

4. It is wise to give inheritance money before you die.

9. Inheritance taxes strengthen families by allowing the government to distribute the money equally.

11. The Scriptural goal of working hard is to be able to enjoy a retirement of ease.

12. Christians should save their money so that they have sufficient funds on which to retire.

13. The only items that can be passed on by inheritance are money, property, and possessions.

14. Insurance programs are wise investments as retirement saving plans.

15. There are some inheritances that carry a curse with them.

16. The Old Testament practice of a grandfather’s giving final blessings to his children and grandchildren is not applicable today.

10. God’s ultimate program is for the government to care for the poor, the unemployed, and the widows.

17. Aging parents who need continuous care should always be put into a nursing home.

Answers:1. False, 2. False, 3. False, 4. True, 5. False, 6. False, 7. False,

8. False, 9. False, 10. False, 11. False, 12. False, 13. False, 14. False, 15. True, 16. False, 17. False, 18. False, 19. False, 20. False

18. It is wise to retire the founders of a business so that younger men can carry it on with contemporary ideas.

19. Giving to Christian work, beyond your tithe, should only be determined by the needs that are presented to you.

20. God does not expect most people to give beyond the tithe.