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Hinduism: Equality
Hindu attitudes to social justice
- 3 things to know
- Paper 3
Overview
Unequal wealth and opportunity in the UK and the world, the debate in Mahabharata 9.60 and situation ethics, Gandhi's sarvodaya, Vinoba Bhave's Bhoodan movement, Hindu work today, and Humanist views.
What you need to know
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How are wealth and opportunity distributed in the UK and the world?
What happens in Mahabharata 9.60?
Questions from this subtopic
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What is social justice, and why does it matter to Hindus?
Model answer
Social justice means fair distribution of wealth, opportunity and rights within society. Hindus see it as part of dharma, which protects the weak.
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How are wealth and opportunity distributed in the UK and the world?
Model answer
A small share of people own a large share of the world's wealth, while many live in poverty. Income and life chances in the UK vary widely by region and background.
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What happens in Mahabharata 9.60?
Model answer
Balarama condemns Bhima for striking Duryodhana below the navel, which broke the rules of fair combat. Krishna defends Bhima by pointing to Duryodhana's past wrongs and Bhima's vow.
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How can Mahabharata 9.60 be interpreted as a teaching about social justice?
Model answer
Balarama insists that fair rules must apply to everyone, even an enemy. Krishna argues that justice must also weigh the wrongs a person has done.
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How does the debate in Mahabharata 9.60 link to situation ethics?
Model answer
Krishna judges by the whole situation, much as situation ethics does. Balarama holds to fixed rules of fairness.
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What Hindu teachings support social justice?
Model answer
Dharma requires rulers and householders to protect the poor and share wealth. The atman in every person means no one should be excluded.
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