Definition: The word "materialistic" in the English language comes from Greek and has roots in the belief that all things are made by humans. This belief, often associated with religious traditions, suggests that material possessions, such as money, food, clothing, etc., should be considered the foundation of a virtuous life. Definition: 1. Materialistic: having or being motivated by desires for material goods and possessions. 2. A word used to describe someone who thinks more about their personal wealth than God's kingdom. Here are some examples in the Bible: - Job 4:6-7 (Job 30-31) - "Whoever takes my daughter, he shall receive a son; who takes not my daughter, he will not take any of my sons." - Matthew 25:34 (Matthew 25:34) - "I have come to make you明白明白, therefore I say to you, set the loaves and the fishes on the table and let the disciples do as you wish."

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