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Is It Fair? RE Mindmap
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A revision resource for the topic 'Is it fair'?
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hinduism
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christianity
justice
discrimination
wealth
religion
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Is It Fair? RE Mindmap
Key concepts
Authority- right or power over others. E.g.the Law, or teachings from a sacred text
Identity- the personality and character of an individual. Each person has their own identity and is unique.
Discrimination- treating people differently because of their religion/gender/race/class
Injustice- withholding someone's human rights. E.g. imprisonment without trial
Equality-being treated the same. E.g. we are all equal before God
Prejudice- when a person is judged without any evidence. E.g. because of the colour of their skin
Christianity
Men and Women
Men and women created in God's image- Genesis
Jesus didn't treat women badly- follow his example. Women were also first to see Jesus had come back to life
Many churches have women priests(not Roman Catholic or Orthodox
Racism
Jesus mixed with all kinds of people- he taught that Christians should all love one another and help each other- Parable of the Good Samaritan
Martin Luther King- Christian example
Racism, prejudice and discrimination are wrong- God made us all equal
Wealth and Charity
Christians should not worry about money- being rich is not the most important thing- Jesus cared for the poor.
Should be generous and give to others as you will be judged as to how you treat the poor. Money should be shared
Greediness is wrong- Love of money is root of all evil
Justice
God will reward the good and punish the bad
Bible says: God is just, that people should be treated fairly, the rich should share with the poor
Christian Aid
Helps poorer nations; works in 60+ countries
Making world more equal, providing funds for people to become self-supportive, campaigning to get rid of injustice, promoting Fairtrade
Follow the Golden Rule of treating others how you want to be treated and loving your neighbour- Jesus' example
Martin Luther King Jr
Campaigned for black people's rights
Followed Jesus' example of loving your neighbour- non violent methods
Organised boycotts, marches and demonstrations
Asassinated in 1968
Media
Propaganda- influences our decisions and how we see things
Certain groups represented in certain ways. E.g. young people/ Islamaphobia
Hinduism
Men and Women
Women mainly perform puja at home
Laws of Manu- supported by husbands and sons
Women don't act as priests, but only boys experience sacred thread ceremony
Indian Constitution- recognises equal rights for women
Racism
God created all life- every soul (atma) is part of God
Racism, prejudice and discrimination are all wrong
Good karma if you respect and care for others
Ahimsa (non-violence)- discourages discrimination
Caste system- way of treating everyone with respect
Follow Gandhi's example- equality
Wealth and Charity
Greed will lead to bad karma
You can fulfil your dharma(duty) by earning enough money to support your family
Artha(gaining wealth by lawful means is acceptable
If a Hindu is greedy, they should be generous and give money to the poor- leads to good karma
Justice
Part of dharma to promote justice- treating people equally,, equal rights, fair world
Hindu cycle of life based on justice- fulfil dharma, get good karma, leads to moksha
Gandhi's example and teachings from gurus and swamis
Caste system- justice as good are rewarded, bad are punished
Injustice- Gandhi
Stood up against British rule in India
Ahimsa- used non-violent methods, e.g. demonstrations and protests. When followers used violence, he went on a fast until it stopped.
British imprisoned him- eventually India got independence
Assassinated in 1948
Hare Krishna Food for Life
Founder of ISKCON ordered no-one within 10 miles of a temple to go hungry
Share food in 60+ countries & provide 400 free meals to homeless in London
Based on belief that Hindus will get good karma if they care for the less fortunate
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