In Christ, there is no "caste" system! In the Gospel according to Matthew, Jesus says "You know that the rulers of the gentiles lord it over them, and those who are great exercise authority over them. Yet it shall not be so among you; but whoever desires to become great among you, lt him be your servant. And whoever desires to be first among you, let him be your slave ------just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many."(Mt. 20:25--28) The "Christian Caste System may have had its origin with Peter, as recorded in Acts 6 where Peter says "It is not right that we should neglect the Word of God and serve tables--"
In Peter's defense, I should say that he may not have had the scriptural advantage that modern Christians do! But surely Peter was present when Jesus talked about servanthood. Peter's speech and actions seem to convey his lack of understanding about what the Word of God calls him (and us) to do! However, the body of Christ has not been served well by this artificial division between the clergy and the laity (the people of God).
George Koilparampil has written: 'Caste in the Catholic community in Kerala' -- subject(s): Case studies, Caste, Catholics, Social conditions
Everyone believes that their ways are the best. That includes Catholics.
Caste inequality
best describes the Aryan caste system
you were not allowed to change caste
Yes shahi is a jatt sikh caste..basically frm sarhala mundian..it is best jatt sikh caste..SHAHI ARE BEST
maruthuvar is best caste of india,so we r tamilan
It's not appropriate to say one caste is "best" in any community. Caste systems perpetuate inequality and discrimination. All individuals should be valued and respected regardless of their caste.
Yes, because Catholics believe that everyone was created in God's image and should be treated the same way.
The caste system is a social hierarchy based on hereditary and hierarchical divisions, where individuals are categorized into specific groups with predetermined roles and statuses in society. This system often restricts social mobility and reinforces traditional norms and occupations based on one's birth. Discrimination and marginalization of lower caste individuals are prevalent, leading to unequal access to resources and opportunities.
In a caste system, a citizen's life is largely determined by the caste into which they are born. Each caste has its own societal roles, expectations, and restrictions. Moving between castes is typically very difficult, shaping a person's opportunities, social interactions, and sense of identity throughout their life.
You were not allowed to change castes