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Religion and community Cohesion
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GCSE Philosophy (Religion and Life) Mind Map on Religion and community Cohesion, created by mhancoc3 on 06/04/2014.
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Religion and community Cohesion
The role of men and women
Suffragette got vote and showed women could work like men
Equal rights in other countries developed us.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Christian attitudes towards equal rights for women
Protestants
St Paul taught women should never speak in church
Man was created first
Jesus picked Men as his followers
Tradition
Modern Protestants
men and women were in God's image
Paul's letters give equality
Jesus had women disciples who stayed at the cross and he appeared first to women
Some evidence for women priests in an early church
Catholic
man and women in his image
All apostles were men so no women priests
Jesus was a priest so only men can be priests
Sikhism and women
Guru Nanak said we are 2 halves of a whole so have equal rights
Guru Granth Sahib says God is a homaphrodite
men and women have so much in common we must be equal
The UK as a Multi Ethnic Society
DISCRIMINATION
employers may be racist
landlords may be racist
teachers may be racist
Police officers may be racist
May cause groups to go against society and turn them to crime
BENEFITS
learn about other ethnic groups and cultures
new ideas so more progress
Variety in food
Government action to promote community cohesion
National Curriculum
appoint cabinet ministers from ethnic minorities
Laws like Race relationa act, crime and disorder act, racial religious act, equality and human rights commission
Without it it could cause violence, lack of cooperation, etc.
Why Christians should promote racial harmony
In the Parable of The Good Samaritan Jesus showed that those who hate each other should love each other
Jesus treated everyone equally
St Paul had a vision from God telling him to be kind to all races
God has no favourites
God created everyone in his image
The Church has members of all races
They condemn discrimination
Sikhism and racial harmony
The gurus were against the caste system
Guru Nanak emphasized that anyone can come to salvation
In the act of worship all races eat from the same bowl
Guru Granth Sahib teaches races should live in harmony
Humanity is one
The UK as a multi faith society
People can learn about other religions
You can practice a religion more seriously
People can debate their religions
More respect
Religious freedom
Issues from a multi ethnic society
Conversion
It is duty to convert others as they are right and everyone else is wrong
People will get offended
Bringing up Children
Religions encourage parents to raise their children as one of them
If you don't do a set religion you will have a bad life after death
Social and peer pressure
School will influence it
Interfaith Marriages
A wedding ceremony will cause debate
after death differences
relatives feel betrayed
How religions work together to promote community cohesion
Some religions are trying to find similarities with their religion to avoid conflict
Some religions are trying to help interfaith marriages
Instead of children following one religion, they follow the factors of both
Inter faith ministers try and promote community cohesion in schools, hospitals, etc.
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