Both wealth and labour are thus wasted, else they are utilized for promoting fraud. Labour, in the real sense of the term, is that which produces use-ful articles. Useful articles are those which support human life. Suppo-rting human life means provision of food, clothing, etc., so as to enable men to live a moral life and to do good while they live. To seek to acquire wealth by establishing big factories is likely to lead to sin.
Many people amass wealth but few make good use of it.
If the making of money is likely to lead a nation to its destruction, that money is useless. Most of the wars of our times spring from greed for money. We hear people say that it is impossible to educate others so as to improve them, and the best course would be to live as well as one could and accumulate wealth. Those he hold these views show little concern for ethical principles. We thus see that money no more than a means which may make for happiness or misery.