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The Missionary an Instrument of Social Change

Faye Pearson

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Abstract

Social injustice is a major problem facing the global scene today. The word ”injustice” implies illegal behavior or activities that deprive individuals of their rights. However, there are many unjust acts taking place in our modern age that are legal because the present system of society allows them to exist. There are increasing numbers of Jews, Buddhists, Muslims, adherents of other world religions, and non-religious peoples who are committed to social injustice. The Christian must be concerned about social injustice in his own country and around the world.

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Social injustice is a major problem facing the global scene today. The word ”injustice” implies illegal behavior or activities that deprive individuals of their rights. However, there are many unjust acts taking place in our modern age that are legal because the present system of society allows them to exist. There are increasing numbers of Jews, Buddhists, Muslims, adherents of other world religions, and non-religious peoples who are committed to social injustice. The Christian must be concerned about social injustice in his own country and around the world.

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Social injustice is a major problem facing the global scene today. The word ”injustice” implies illegal behavior or activities that deprive individuals of their rights. However, there are many unjust acts taking place in our modern age that are legal because the present system of society allows them to exist. There are increasing numbers of Jews, Buddhists, Muslims, adherents of other world religions, and non-religious peoples who are committed to social injustice. The Christian must be concerned about social injustice in his own country and around the world.

Key concepts: Injustice, Social injustice, Sociology, Political science, Law, Environmental ethics, Philosophy, Politics

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