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What does it mean when something becomes your religion? 

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What does it mean when something becomes your religion? 

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- Money becoming something you worship/idolize/are consumed by

- Identity becomes wrapped up in material possessions, materialism/covetousness,
- Pursuit, being consumed with wanting more - shaping decisions, altering relationships,
- World view shaped by money; how we perceive power, happiness, success, societal standing

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What are some characteristics and evidence in the 21st century that supports my point?

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- Eroding systems of value?
- Not as innate as it used to be?
- Rise of acts that show lack of value
- Without more values, then what?

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- Science and Technology (inventions, medical advancement)
- Society, interpersonal relationships (how people relate with each other)
- Politics (exploitation of weaker nations

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- too many voices/influence
- What used to be overtly wrong is now becoming an acceptable thing
- Globalisation --> exposure to different cultures with different viewpoints

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Defenceless/vulnerable
No voice
Minority/different from the norm or status quo

- People with disabilities
- Lower income
- Victims of sexual assaults
- Ex-convicts
- The Elderly

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- Installing aids for the disabled
- Media coverage, giving them a voice (policy making,
- Intentional to include these people in society
- Technology (inventions, medical advances targeted at the weakest members)

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Pursuit: tricking others into giving you more money e.g. Black market

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Topic Sentence: Parents should not impose their own beliefs on their children as lack of freedom might lead to rebellion.

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Topic Sentence: Parents should not impose their own beliefs on their children as lack of freedom might lead to rebellion.

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-Children should have the right to make their own decisions and determine how they want to live their life as each child is unique and has different skillsets, goals and interests.
-When parents force their own values on their children, they would just be forcing their child to live in the shadows of their own beliefs.
-Due to his/her parents’ controlling behaviour, this creates barriers between the parents and their child.
-negatively impacts the child’s emotional development

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- their values
- forcing upon their child their own dreams that they could not fufill
- religion
- type of career
- relationship choices (interacial marriage/arranged marriage)
- LGBTQ+

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Social media: hashtags, posts, tweets giving weakest members a platform to share their voice with the WHOLE WORLD e.g. #MeToo, #RideWithMe, #YesAllWomen

Audio visual media: movies and TV shows --> using a commonly viewed media to share the stories of the weakest members through forms of entertainment --> message is implanted in people's minds e.g. Love, Simon for lgbt. Possible counter?: Media may have given enough attention, but the attention is not beneficial, and worsens the problems these weakest members face e.g. villains in movies and shows are often disfigured (Darth Vader, Freddie Krueger, Scarface) even the villain in lion king is called Scar --> sublimal messages implanted and children and people's minds that facial deformities mean that they are criminals, evil... (is this possible PLEASE HELP

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- immature so they are too young to make their life decisions so the parents are there to set them on the right path for their future.
- parents are more experienced so they can make informed decisions

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https://collegeaffairs-blog.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/collegeaffairs.blog/2018/02/09/q-parents-have-no-right-to-impose-their-own-values-and-beliefs-on-their-children-discuss/amp/?amp_js_v=a2&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQCCAE%3D#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fcollegeaffairs.blog%2F2018%2F02%2F09%2Fq-parents-have-no-right-to-impose-their-own-values-and-beliefs-on-their-children-discuss%2F

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- Researchers invent new things which raise ethical issues (e.g. gene embryo editing & artificial intelligence)
- embryo editing is right to the parents who want the best for their children, but may cause problems in the future generations
- artificial intelligence may take over peoples' jobs so they think its wrong but can be helpful too

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http://www.child-encyclopedia.com/parenting-skills/according-experts/parents-attitudes-and-beliefs-their-impact-childrens-development

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charity events
- give them a platform to speak up/ showcase talents
- tell the audience that although they might be different, they can still do what everyone can
- raise funds -> they perform on stage, raising funds for THEMSELVES -> show that they as well are not just relying on public's sympathy, they work hard for their own survival (?)

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religion shapes our beliefs. in religion, followers believe in a divinity that exists. money only has value because we agree it has value. due to the value we put in money, we actively pursuit money in the 21st century

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More and more corporate organisations like KFC employs the elderly and deaf
Every company has some form of social outreach - donating money to the needy, hence they are giving attention