Christians' Beliefs About Their Responsibility for Other People
Christians are taught to be responsible and compassionate towards
other people throughout their lives. To do this they must respond to
the world we live in today. Even though the bible teaches us to treat
all people as equals, our world is still divided. There are poor
people, there are people that live in absolute poverty, and Christians
are taught to do all they can to help this. Any wealth they have they
might acquire, should be shared with those less fortunate than
themselves. Christians must put bible teachings, and their faith into
practice.
There are so many teachings in the bible that show a Christian their
responsibilities. Even if they are not expressed directly, a Christian
should realise what is right to do from following other teachings in
the bible and the example that Jesus set in the way he lived his life.
He taught to "Love thy Neighbour" and he did so himself. Following
this you would do no wrong any person, in any way. It is one of the
many responsibilities that Christians undertake.
"Do unto others, as you will be done by". Some call this Matthew's
golden rule. Christians must follow this, in order to make all men
equal. Unfortunately this does not always happen, because there are
those people in the world, people that might not be Christians that
think they are more important than others are. One teaching that need
not be followed but simply understood, is that that says "It is easier
to pass a camel through the eye of a needle than it is to get a rich
man into the kingdom of heaven". Mark 12: 43 also says that "The widow
who gave more than she could afford is greatly blessed, more than the
rich man who gave plenty, but had plenty to spare". These teaching are
both showing Christians their responsibilities to others, and what to
do in life. If a Christian has a talent, God has given that talent to
them and they should share their talent and not be selfish.
Christ/God, the love and kindness, or the good, that the Christian religion conveys, or the inner happiness and the peace of mind, or the reward, that the person would inevetably achieve by following the word of Christ.
they also wonder how they can make the place they live in a better place for everybody to live
only feel but live the demands that society and their family have placed on them.
There are five core beliefs in the Bible that has a significant impact on the Christian faith and the lives of its adherents. These five beliefs are, the divinity and humanity of Jesus, the death and resurrection of Jesus, the nature of God and the trinity, the revelation and salvation. These beliefs are all clearly demonstrated in various forms and quantities across all Christian denominations.
The Beliefs of Christians About Their Responsibility for the Beginning and End of Their Life
their knowledge of how the real world is supposed to be. In the real world, I live each and everyday to
...s and those who know how to handle the situation accordingly. Don't hurt those who need help by giving them money, help those who are hurting by giving money to honourable helpers.
Jesus had a choice whether or not to suffer and die, and chose to, to
of 2.5% of their wealth a year. This is if you can afford it, it goes
encompass all that I thought Jesus tried to teach his followers. Add to this the fact that I am
are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich.” With a society that is becoming more and more
... recognize the dilemma they are in, and hence serve as easy tinder for the wealth of the rich.
God’s love for us, but think of them as stories and lessons on how to follow the “way of
Jesus came to earth in a time where the Law was practiced to the letter. He came and turned that whole world upside down. Jesus’s first and most important message was one of love! He told the masses of a loving Father who is weeping for His children, a Father that has made a way for them to return to Him!
wanting to give more than what they have. moral character of the rich and the poor and