IT is truly an age of disbelief. Respect for the values of human life have plunged. The number of people of Christian faith that declares belief in the teaching of Jesus of Nazareth—which upholds the dignity and rights of the human person—and stands with the poor and the excluded, shares with the refugees and the homeless is at an all-time low.
Faith in serving one’s suffering neighbor as a Good Samaritan—binding up the wounds of a stranger, reaching out to feed the hungry, working for peace and justice—is now lost in a world of materialism, with an ideology of “greed is good.” Our prosperous world of money and power, wealth and possessions has created a generation of people that appears to be more interested in selfish satisfaction and glorification.
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