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| what all people ar due as children of god made in his image. Justice is both a process and goal. |
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| an offense against God that causes a rupture of communion with and injuries solidarity with others. |
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| a solemn promise, or binding agreement, made between 2 parties. |
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| jesus's8 teachings about the meaning of and path to true happiness teachings which depict the attitudes and actions that faollwers of christ should have the way to live in God's kingdom. |
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| the assembly of the faithful |
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| the geo-political area of the roman empire in which christianity prevailed and in which church and state were one |
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| Government ownership and administration of the production and ditribution of goods. |
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| a Jewish feast celebrated 50 days after passover. |
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| the respect owed to all humans because they are mae in god's image |
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| the belief that the world is put of the control of humans and in the hands of blind fate |
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| the distorted desire to posses things out of proportion to our needs or normal wants |
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| rights that all people posses because of their very nature as humans |
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| charitable actions by which we come to the aid of our nieghbor in physical and spiritual ways |
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| steps taken to change society's structures |
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| decisions about living made by an individual or group |
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| social dimension of sin both causes and effects |
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| people with no savings to carry thm over during financial crisis |
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| one who flees to another country to escape danger or prosecution |
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| a person who moves regularlyto find work |
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| government assistant programs aiding those trying to learn new trade or seed employment |
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| measure of overall wealth of a country |
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| belief that the gospel message address's todays social concerns |
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| practice of placing people into oe of three groups based on thier liklihood of survival and treating first the two groups most likely to survive |
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| discrimination based on gender |
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| examining with an open mind |
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| physical or psycological abuse within a family setting |
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| society in which most of the power is with a select group of men |
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| discrimination based on race |
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| generalizing; to an entire group of people |
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| strong negative feeling that a person holds against another race |
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| discrimination based on peoples age |
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| fear of being homosexual or of homosexuals |
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| the killing of terminally sick or disabled people |
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| culture that fosters values and practices harmful to life |
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| emphasizing what benefits humans at the expense of all else |
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| an increase in the temp. world wide |
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| converting watse products into usable products |
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| humanity's role to protect the rest of creation |
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| conflict resolution through nonviolent means |
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| glorifying the use of violence to resolve conflict |
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| continuum of conflict resolution |
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| accepting violence as a means for resolving conflicts |
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| appreciation and value of persons as they are |
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| harming someone through nonphysical means |
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| violence that results from injustices within a society |
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| violence to achieve political ends perpetrated by a group lacking legal status |
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