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What does Christianity teach about human responsibility for the world?
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Religion, Poverty and Wealth What does Christianity teach about human responsibility for the world? Christians believe that they have a wide range of responsibilities towards the world. A level of responsibility towards those less fortunate is very important to Christians. Christians believe that it is their duty to help the poor and those less fortunate. A strong Christian belief is that for all who love god, helping the poor is an obligation, not an option. There are many different sources which point Christians towards this view. The main foundations of these beliefs are the Bible, the Church, a Christian's personal conscience and Christian leaders. In the Bible, a lot of the Old Testament law is directed towards protecting the poor. Throughout the Old Testament, the prophets appeal for justice and compassion towards the poor from those around them. The New Testament also shows this message; Jesus loves and cares...
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