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What social issues can you feel strongly about?
When you are asked about the social issues that you can feel strongly about, you should be as candid as possible. This may include smoking, homosexuality, religion or any other social issue that affects you.
How is brainstorming is the factors that influence individual beliefs about family?
social norms,family structure,personal experience,media,religion,social norms,culture
Is it bad to drink alcohol on Good Friday?
It is not the purpose of WikiAnswers to decide what is "bad" and what is not. That is an issue of personal morals and ethics (and, perhaps, religion).
Is Anorexia a Social Issue?
While there are personal or internal causes, anorexia is seen to be largely influenced and negatively caused by society.
Are gay rights a social issue and if so what are the implications of personal responsibility as it applies to gay rights?
Equal rights are a social issue, homosexuals deserve to be treated the same as everyone who pays taxes, including spousal recognition by government agencies.
Eo is a issue?
eo is a personal issue?
Why not display religious symbols on government or public property?
Religion is personal to every individual. Government or public property is for social and common use.
Should religion be an issue?
Nah
What has the author Gbola Aderibigbe written?
Gbola Aderibigbe has written: 'Religion and social ethics' -- subject(s): Religion and social problems, Religion and sociology, Social ethics, Church and Social problems
What is the difference between social identity and personal identity?
Social identity refers to the part of a person's self-concept that comes from their membership in a particular social group, such as nationality or religion. Personal identity, on the other hand, is specific to the individual and encompasses their unique characteristics, values, and experiences. While social identity is shaped by external factors and group memberships, personal identity is more internal and reflective of an individual's self-perception.
What did the religion offer them that the aryan religion did not?
The religion offered a more personal and accessible spiritual experience compared to the Aryan religion, which was often characterized by complex rituals and a focus on a pantheon of gods. It emphasized ethical conduct, compassion, and community support, providing a sense of belonging and moral guidance. Additionally, it often included teachings that questioned the rigid social hierarchies prevalent in Aryan society, promoting inclusivity and personal enlightenment. This appeal to individual spirituality and social equity attracted many followers seeking deeper meaning and connection.
What is the answer to this at the root of the Spanish inquisition was the issue of?
religion
