Christian Themes and Globalization Issues

A figure of speech that compares two unlike things, but without using "like" or "as."

A type of love based on companionship and shared experiences, but without deep emotional closeness.

A passionate, intense love that is physical, emotional, and often impulsive.

The love between family members, like the love between parents and children.

The love between friends, based on mutual respect, trust, and affection.

The selfless and compassionate love that prioritizes the well-being of others, even sacrificing for them.

Justice that focuses on the administration of law in courts and legal systems.

Justice that deals with the obligations and fairness in relationships between individuals.

Justice that addresses the obligations and fairness within a community as a whole.

Justice that focuses on the fair distribution of resources among individuals and groups within a community.

A shared practice or activity with a significant meaning or purpose. It incorporates traditions, physical actions, words, and builds community.

A story that uses a simple narrative to convey a deeper spiritual or moral message. Key features include a story, comparison, crisis, ending, and a focus on God's kingdom.

The organized structure of the Church, including rules and buildings. It provides a framework for worship and community life.

The Church's role in speaking out for the oppressed, poor, and marginalized. It advocates for justice, love, and a better world for all.

The Church transmits Jesus' message through words and actions, guiding people toward a deeper understanding of faith.

The Church embodies God's love and presence through actions and sacraments, transforming the world.

The Church is a community that serves God and all creation through actions of compassion and service.

The Church is a group of diverse people coming together to build a better future, inspired by Jesus' teachings.

The Church is involved in the world through multiple ways such as being against culture, embracing it, being above it, battling it, or transforming it. The most consistent viewpoint with Catholic thinking is that Jesus is a transformer.