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Christian Approaches to Modern Challenges and Technology — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Drug abuse
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The harmful misuse of substances such as alcohol, miraa, or bhang, discouraged because the body is to be respected.
The Christian teaching that the body is sacred and should be cared for rather than harmed.
Using technology to harass, threaten, or harm others, which a Christian approach rejects.
Working to resolve conflict and promote reconciliation and unity among people and communities.
Body as a temple
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The harmful misuse of substances such as alcohol, miraa, or bhang, discouraged because the body is to be respected.
The Christian teaching that the body is sacred and should be cared for rather than harmed.
Using technology to harass, threaten, or harm others, which a Christian approach rejects.
Working to resolve conflict and promote reconciliation and unity among people and communities.
Cyberbullying
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The harmful misuse of substances such as alcohol, miraa, or bhang, discouraged because the body is to be respected.
The Christian teaching that the body is sacred and should be cared for rather than harmed.
Using technology to harass, threaten, or harm others, which a Christian approach rejects.
Working to resolve conflict and promote reconciliation and unity among people and communities.
Peace-making
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The harmful misuse of substances such as alcohol, miraa, or bhang, discouraged because the body is to be respected.
The Christian teaching that the body is sacred and should be cared for rather than harmed.
Using technology to harass, threaten, or harm others, which a Christian approach rejects.
Working to resolve conflict and promote reconciliation and unity among people and communities.
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