Christian Beliefs Concerning World Poverty

Christians believe that they are responsible to the rest of the world. For Christians, it is very important to have responsibility for unfortunate people and they believe that it is their responsibility to help poor people and unfortunate people. Christians must be responsible and care for people in poor countries. As mentioned in "Try Pacem", God created people with his own image: "God creates people with his own image and image, gives him wisdom and freedom, and I will make him the master of creation.The poet is using the following words: You put him a little under the angel and then fill him.

Evangelical poverty was born of the discovery of caring for God, he cherished his children and carefully surrounded them in the world. Christian believes through his wisdom and ability that God not only points to the existence of the world but also leads to the overall development of maintaining it through his providence and serving it mankind. The foundation for choosing poverty lies in the belief that it encourages God to use gifts that other people can use. Relying on God like a child is not only a representation of faith in fulfilling God's promise but also a personal weapon that faces difficulties and maintains inner peace in the face of shortages and threats Ability. Those who fully trust God in his life will discover the guarantee of the care and intervention of the Savior and learn to overcome the fears and difficulties inevitably appearing in the way of faith.

People and Challenges Volume 5 (2015) No. 1, page 7. 155 - 175 DOI: http: //dx.doi.org/10.15633/pch.932

As a humanitarian organization of Christians, World Vision helps them to reach their potential by working with children, families, and the community around the world by tackling the underlying cause of poverty and injustice I will. It was 65 years ago that the founder Bob Pierce took a kind action to help a small girl with five dollars in his pocket. For decades, World Vision has shifted its focus to calls of the times. For example, in the 1970s it helped refugees in Vietnam and during the 1980s they played an important role in fighting the famine of Ethiopia. Ten years later, World Vision advocated church participation in the epidemic of AIDS. Recently, in the 2000s, it helped to promote short-term relief and long-term rehabilitation of people affected by Asian tsunamis.

Beginning in the 1950s, with the advent of postmoderns, the Western world experienced transformation of the theory of earthquake recognition again. In the medieval Christian world, orthodox Christian faith was acquired through faith, theological considerations, and discussions. During the enlightenment, even the most fundamental Christian faith like God as the creator of the world was scientifically questioned to pursue the truth. In the post-modern era, the universal truth, the dominant story, or the concept of a single value system was completely collapsed. This will have a major impact on society from architecture to literature, philosophy to education, and family composition. For more and more people, there is no "right way" to do what you do now. It is both an exciting and horrible prospect.