Wealth & Poverty Flashcards

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How is wealth acquired?

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  1. Working and receiving income
  2. Inheritance
  3. Gambling
  4. Crime
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What can wealth be used to do?

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  1. Buy materialistic and essential goods

2. Charity

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What is the Christian view on gambling?

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“The love of money is the root of all evils”

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What is the Christian view on wealth?

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Should be used to help others and should be earned in way that doesn’t exploit others

  • “let each one give as he purposes in his heart, not grudgingly or of necessity for God loves a cheerful giver”
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What is Christian Aid?

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  1. Christian charity working to help alleviate absolute poverty
  2. Has five core values:
  • love and solidarity
  • dignity and respect
  • justice and equality
  • cooperation and partnership
  • accountability and stewardship
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What is the Muslim view on gambling?

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“Gambling…are but defilement from the work of Satan”

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What is the Muslim view wealth?

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  1. Meant to be shared - Zakat, Sadaqah
    - “Those who do not spend in the way of Allah - give them tidings of painful punishment”
  2. Wealth is a gift from God
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What is Islamic Relief?

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  1. Muslim organisation that aims to alleviate absolute poverty
  2. Has five core values
  • compassion
  • justice
  • custodianship
  • sincerity
  • excellence
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What is Humanist view on wealth?

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“Be a voluntary benefactor”

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