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Is it fair?
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Is it fair?
Key Words
- Equality
- The belief or state that everyone should have equal rights and opportunity. I.e. Free health care
- Identity
- The sense of who you are in terms of attitudes, character and personality. I.e. everyone is unique
- Injustice
- Where not everyone is treated with fairness. I.e. Lack of food or shelter
- Authority
- Power over others through position or moral teachings. I.e. Prime-minister
- Prejudice
- Judging someone before you know them to be inferior or superior. I.e. disability
- Discrimination
- The actions of treating groups of people differently. I.e. Racism
- Equality
Is the world a fair place?
- Developed World
- Countries with a high standard of living I.e. North America, Western Europe and Australasia.
- Although only 25% of the world's populations live in developed world it uses more than 80% of the worlds resources.
- We have:
- Clean Water
- Health Care
- Education
- Free housing
- Non-developed World
- Include countries with a low standard of living, including most of the countries in South American and Africa.
- These countries have 75% of the worlds population but they have to live on less than 20% of the worlds resources.
- They don't have:
- Clean Water
- Education
- Health care system
- Housing
- Developed World
What stops a country from developing?
- Corruption
- Disease
- Greed
- Debt
- Living under a brutal government
CAFOD
- Catholic Agency For Overseas Development
- They try to improve the lives of those living in poverty in third world countries.
- Short Term Aid
- Water
- Food
- Tents
- Medicine
- Long Term Aid
- Farming
- Education
- Wells
- Medical training
- They are following the teachings of Jesus to love one another
Islamic Relief
- A Muslim charity that helps people in need especially in times of disasters.
- They provide:
- Water and sanitation
- Health and nutrition
- Employment and training
- Education
- Emergency
- Muslims believe Allah made everything and as part of the Ummah they have a duty to take care for others.
- Zakah
- Donate 2.5% of their wages to charity
Prejudice and Discrimination
- Prejudice
- To pre-judge. When we form a judgement about someone before we actually know them.
- Discrimination
- When we act upon pre-judgements
- Types:
- Sexism
- Ageism
- Disability
- Racism
- Homophobia
- Where does it come from?
- Family influences
- Religion
- Lack of education
- Ignorance
- The media
- The effects
- Low self esteem
- Horrific events
- Barriers between communities
- Alienation
- Segregation
- Intimidation
- Fear
- Self harming and suicide
- Prejudice
Christian teachings
- Christian Teachings on Human Dignity
- Christians believe that we are 'All one in Christ'
- Jesus showed in his teachings and his actions that all people should be treated with dignity.
- Jesus mixed with people from all backgrounds: lepers etc.
- In the parable of the Good samaritian he taught 'Love your neighbour as yourself'
- Christian teachings on Racial, social and Gender Divisions
- God created human sin his image
- Jesus mixed with outcasts
- Although Jesus didn't have any female disciples he did have 3 close female friends and most of his miracles were associated with women.
- Christian Teachings on Human Dignity