Category Pastoral Counselling

Faith-Based Approaches to Poverty Alleviation: A Comparative Analysis within the Christian Theological Worldview

This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of integrating Christian faith-based perspectives with poverty alleviation strategies. It explores the ethical frameworks, values, and practical implications, emphasizing the interconnectedness of human rights, development, and the Christian worldview. The diverse approaches within the Christian context and case studies of successful initiatives are examined, along with the challenges and critiques of intertwining religious missions with development work. This critical exploration aims to contribute to a more nuanced understanding of how faith-based initiatives can inform and enrich global development efforts.

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How I Came to Faith in Christ

Growing up, I was curious about God but didn’t know much about Him. I went to church occasionally with my family (Especially, with my grandmother) but it didn’t seem to stick. During my teenage years, I experienced a lot of hardships and struggles that made me question the meaning and purpose of my life. Those hardships involve my father’s inability to afford my school fees, malnutrition, and the like. I began to wonder if God could offer me the answers I was looking for.

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How does the Theology of God inform our Understanding of Ethics and Morality?

According to Christianity, God is the ultimate source of morality – the standard by which all human actions are judged…. Christianity holds that God is holy, just, righteous, and loving – attributes that inform our understanding of ethics and morality. God’s holiness requires that humans live in accordance with His will….

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