2.14 - The Church's response to world poverty - End of Unit 2 Flashcards

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Many Christian charities follow what?

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The teaching and example of Jesus in working to relieve poverty.

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What did Jesus tell a rich man to do?

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Sell everything and give to the poor.

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What happened in the parable of the rich man and Lazarus?

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The rich man ended up in hell for ignoring a beggar.

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What does the parable of the good samaritan teach?

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the importance of caring for all people

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Who did Jesus help?

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Outcasts such as lepers, tax collectors, sinners and the mentally ill.

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What is Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD)?

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The official aid agency of the Catholic church in England and Wales.

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What does CAFOD do?

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It works to bring hope and compassion to people of all faiths and of none in poor communities in Africa, Asia, South America and the Middle East.

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What does the catholic church believe?

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Action needs to be taken to remedy the injustice of people suffering while others have so much.

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What practical things does CAFOD do?

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Helps to increase access to clean water, education and healthcare, and lobbies employers to adopt fair working practices and conditions.

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What does CAFOD aim to do?

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Set up effective programmes and services in poor communities, and lobbies in the UK and EU governments to help developing countries.

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What does CAFOD encourage?

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Catholic schools and parishes to pray, give and campaign to help disadvantaged communities.

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What does CAFOD do during conflicts and disasters?

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Acts with local organisations to provide food, water and shelter for people who have lost everything, and helps them rebuild their lives.

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What is Christian Aid?

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The official relief and development agency for 41 church denominations in Britain and Ireland.

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What does Christian Aid aim to do?

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To encourage sustainable development, stop poverty and provide emergency relief in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, South America and the Caribbean.

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What is their view on poverty?

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“Poverty is an outrage against humanity. It robs people of dignity, freedom and hope, of power over their own lives. Christian Aid has a vision - an end to poverty - and we believe that vision can become a reality”

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What is Christian Aid’s slogan?

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Their slogan is “We believe in life before death” ,and they work to help the world’s poorest whatever their religion, nationality or race.

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How many countries are they in?

18
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Tearfund: What happened in 1968 in Nigeria?

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There was a terrible famine in Biafra. Nigeria and churches wanted to do something to help.

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In response an organisation called The Evangelical Alliance did what?

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Launched Tearfund.

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What is central to the mission and vision of Tearfund?

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The church.

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What does Tearfund do?

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Travels to places in great need, responding to disasters and helping vulnerable communities to transform out of poverty.

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How many churches does Tearfund work with?