"vanitas vanitatum et omnia vanitas" translates to "vanity of vanities, all (is) vanity" - just in case I'm not the only one who didn't know.

Okay, Ecclesiastes is one of my favorite books ever, but referring to its message as if it were the message of the whole Bible is incredibly disingenuous, misleading, and unlikely to get anyone to actually read what you're talking about -- how would they know it was that _one_ section?

And quoting it in Latin with no translation is incredibly pompous.

Once you can let go of the world and everything in it, you have an amazing amount of freedom. It makes you invincible, you no longer feel like you have to grip on to wealth for your safety or your family's. You don't feel like you have to prove yourself to anyone. You focus on the things that matter, the things that do good.

I know why this crowd downvoted you, but "Try to find a Christian Mechanic, open on Sunday? No David you are bunking with us."

Line out of a movie.

If I know a person lies some of the stuff in a book that teaches honestly, and kindness; they are my first choice for anything.

Are they more talented than let's say a Zuck? No. Would I trust them with my money, or the keys to my house? Yes.

(I don't need a debate. I'm not a bible thumper. I know the bible has some crazy ideas. I do think some people need a reminder that ethics are important, or at least appreciated in some crowds. Do you need a book in order to be a respectable person-- no.)