Self-Interest Unveiled: Fraudsters Shielding Themselves from Divine Ju
The answer to your question can be found by comparing the descriptions of fraudulent schemes in the provided quotes. Fraudsters do not aim to protect God from people; their actions are largely directed exclusively at protecting and advancing their personal interests, that is, preserving their own benefit and shielding themselves from divine judgment.Thus, in one excerpt it is said: "By playing the game of 'sincerity' and 'openness,' they skillfully break down the natural caution barriers of their victims. Having identified a victim, they place their bet, 'spin the tale,' take the money, and disappear. At the same time, the victims of the fraudsters note that 'they trusted this person because he did not at all resemble a criminal.'" (source: link txt)This excerpt demonstrates that fraudsters adeptly use the image of a respectable person to mask their true intentions—they do not strive to uphold the ideals of faith or protect God from people, but instead act out of selfish interests to maintain their impunity and profit.Additionally, in the description of the types of people who have achieved 'life success,' it is noted that: "In essence, there is nothing sacred: everything in this world must serve them, their purely personal interests." (source: link txt)This further emphasizes that such individuals, among whom fraudsters can be counted, place personal gain above any ideals, including the protection of sanctity or faith.Thus, fraudsters do not attempt to protect God from people; rather, they protect themselves from the Almighty God, seeking to evade the consequences of their actions and preserve their own gains.Supporting citation(s): "By playing the game of 'sincerity' and 'openness,' they skillfully break down the natural caution barriers of their victims. Having identified a victim, they place their bet, 'spin the tale,' take the money, and disappear. At the same time, the victims of the fraudsters note that 'they trusted this person because he did not at all resemble a criminal.'" (source: link txt)"In essence, there is nothing sacred: everything in this world must serve them, their purely personal interests." (source: link txt)