It means right or power over others. For religious believers this could be a person such as a priest or the teachings from a sacred text.
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Injustice
This means unfairness. This could be because there is no equality of provision or opportunity or where human rights are ignored, for example imprisonment without trial.
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Equality
This means being treated in the same way and not discrimiated against. For religious believers, this is because all humans have been created in the image of God and therefore deserve the same respect.
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Prejudice
This means judging another person before you know anything about them, or have any evidence. This could be because of their skin colour, race or religion.
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Discrimination
This means treating people differently because of race, gender, religion or class. For example, refusing to give someone a job because of the colour of their skin, and therefore, failing to treat them as fellow human beings.
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Identity
This refers to who you are in terms of attitude, character and personality. Each person is unique and created in the image of God.
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Human Dignity
This means treating all human beings with respect regardless of race, sex or social position, as God made every human being. It means consideration for others and understading that everyone has value even though their circumstances may be different.
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
This means unfairness. This could be because there is no equality of provision or opportunity or where human rights are ignored, for example imprisonment without trial.
Back
Injustice
Card 3
Front
This means being treated in the same way and not discrimiated against. For religious believers, this is because all humans have been created in the image of God and therefore deserve the same respect.
Back
Card 4
Front
This means judging another person before you know anything about them, or have any evidence. This could be because of their skin colour, race or religion.
Back
Card 5
Front
This means treating people differently because of race, gender, religion or class. For example, refusing to give someone a job because of the colour of their skin, and therefore, failing to treat them as fellow human beings.
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