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Dialogues
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challenge between church and state
Lords
spiritual - not
representative
half of the
bank
holidays are based on
christian
festivals
school
holidays based on christian
calendar
challenge of religion
scientific
view on the world
rejects
religious beliefs
reason
rather than
divine
authority
ethics moved
towards
human
reason
challenge of secularisation
religious teachings and
organisations
are less
respected
cohabitation
is now a social
norm
proportion of people who say they belong to a
religion
has
fallen
most people have a
religious
belief but don’t attend
church
challenge of secular laws
british
law has no
religious
basis
same
sex marriage is legal
civil marriage is
recognised
in law
divorce
is legal
arranged
marriages are
legal
challenges of medical ethics
abortions
are legal
passive
euthanasia
is legal
examples of racism in christianity
crusades
forced
conversion
of
south
americans
slave
owners
kkk
examples of christian’s who fought against racism
martin luther
king
jr
desmond
tutu
arguments against euthanasia
doctors should
preserve
life
medical
advances
give more
cures
and better care
people may choose euthanasia in a poor
mental
state
legalising
assisted
suicide
could be a slippery slope
christian viewpoint on euthanasia
the
bible
says nothing about
euthanasia
, however all christian’s agree that
active
euthanasia is wrong as “life is
sacred”
passive
euthanasia may be seen as the
lesser
of two evils
roman catholic view on euthanasia
only god can make decisions over life and
death
, no one should try to
hasten
death
church of england view on
euthanasia
objects to
active
euthanasia, they want the old and ill to feel
valuable
to society
hospices
founded by christian
doctors,
they give good
palliative
care to patients and support family of
terminally
ill
catholic view on abortion
prolife
absolute
view
abortion should
never
be allowed
foetus
is living from
conception
you mustn’t
destroy
a
god
given life
cofe view on abortion
situational
view
should not be generally
acceptable
lesser
of two evils
advantages of cloning
therapeutic
cloning could lead to
treatments
organ
donors
plants
and animals resistant to
disease
reverse
ageing
process
protect
endangered
species
disadvantages of cloning
not
natural
underlying
genetic
problems
difficult
inherits
problems
of parents
devalues
human life
christian view on surrogacy
objections
due to confusion over
maternity
exclusivists
believe
salvation
is only possible through
faith
exclusivist quote
”no one
comes
to the
father
except
through
me”
pluralists
believes in
salvation
through
works
as jesus
loves
all
pluralist quote
“there are many
rooms
in my
fathers
house”
ecumenism
movement to bring unity of
christian
churches in terms of
cooperation
in
worship
and working together to serve
humanity
faith and witness
making people
aware
of
christian
message
justice and service
helping promote
peace
and
justice
in the world
communication
promoting
tolerance
and knowledge
globally
interfaith dialogue
reduces
tensions
that can lead to
intolerance,
prejudice
, and
discrimination
examples of intefaith dialogue
council of
christian’s
and
jews
interfaith
network
sharing
of the faiths
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