[Manal]

Well, after a while, I got an issue to present deliberations. As always @Manal, your view is also quite challenging to answer, but probably I'd been a little ambiguous in the last post.

What I'd meant is this : we know that not everyone believes so strongly in God but there are always a few events which occur in his/her life, which changes the outlook of the person and he starts worshipping God. No issues here. However, what I'd meant by "expecting something in return" is the materialistic possessions this world offers. Praying for good health, protection from unnecessary trouble is alright, but here what I've to say is that praying and worshipping expecting God to turn you rich overnight or expecting him to make you pass in your examinations is nowhere something supposed to be even called a moral action.

What you wrote is too big for me to read. But this caught my attention. Yes, asking God to make you rich overnight is indeed a materialistic want(not even need).

But I'm strictly against that "pass your exam" as this goes very much personal;----;. I would put that in a "need" thing, not "want" lel.
(this last line is an absolute joke but means a lot to me so pls don't get offended and if not, disregard it as a joke ;-