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Most people tolerate them.
Although this is not recognized many Christians form the backbone and heart of charitable organizations which do a lot of good in the community.
Others find Christians a nuisance as they tend to have a different sense of right and wrong and more absolute standards of right and wrong. This tends to grate against a society which has lost its moral compass. People do not like to be told they are wrong.
What else can I help you with?
What does myth teach us about a society?
What the people valued
The phrase used to describe a society in which information is sought out evaluated and valued is?
informed society
Why were knights highly valued in highly valued in medieval society?
They were highly valued because the gunpowder and longbow wasn't still invented.
Does Christianity or Islam contribute the most to your society?
In my society, there are more Christians.
Why were knights highly valued medieval society?
they fight a lot
Why aren't Chinese women valued in Chinese society?
cause they are women are allways valued less than our muscles and awsomeness
Why were blacks valued in Renaissance society?
Because black people are slaves.
What is true of homers Greece in the Odyssey?
it was a society that greatly valued hospitality.
How does the society treat man with the hoe?
The Society views the man with the hoe with respect and dignity for his labor and contributions to society. His hard work is often valued and appreciated.
What do christians believe about society?
They believe they have a duty to help the poor.
What is Christianity effects on society?
True Christians have a positive effect on the morals of society. Most of the basic laws of civilization are based on The Bible.
Why were women and slaves particularly eager to become christians?
Women and slaves were attracted to Christianity because it provided them with a sense of equality and dignity that they did not experience in Roman society. Christianity offered them a community that valued their worth as individuals and provided a sense of hope and belonging that was lacking in their current social status. Additionally, the teachings of Christianity emphasized compassion, love, and forgiveness, which resonated with those who felt marginalized and oppressed in society.
