If there is a lack of reward then people may resist. Sometimes people have the "what's in it for me" mentality, so if there is no reward involved in the change then they may not embrace it. Other times people may just be unwilling to try new things because of their personality type. Finally, resistance can be political. People use resisting change as a political opportunity to prove that the change is wrong and to see the change
This level of disruption imposed onto many people may make people apathetic towards politics, and wish to distance them, making political participation drop. Moreover, the idea that political pressure groups lead to larger political activity by its members is questioned by many: pressure groups create ‘chequebook participation’. This means, although membership and funds of a pressure group may be high political participation moves
4.1 1. What Goals did Winthrop set for the migrants to New England? How did Puritan Faith shape those goals? What was the significance of the “covenant” between God and Puritans? The first goal was even though everyone lives separately they should all come together with love towards their religion, Secondly, the religion that everyone follows is more important than their individual lives, If the group is not good then everyone as individuals are not good.
Lastly, maintenance difficulties may cause breakdowns. Instances where people are separated for long periods of time, for example at university or business away. Inequitable relationships are more likely to produce dissatisfaction. This leads to an intrapsychic process, which is characterized by brooding on the partner’s faults and the costs of the relationship. However, this dissatisfaction is not expressed to the partner during this stage, though signs such as social withdrawal may be present.
“Ron Snider, president of the Evangelicals for Social Action and Professor at Palmer Seminary claims that repealing the Defense of Marriage Act (Doma) and legalizing gay marriage threatens religious freedom because religious organizations will be pressured to abandon their religious beliefs and accept or condone same-sex marriage” (Sider, Ron). This could mean that people will begin to interpret their own religious beliefs and apply them to their lives according. Most religious institutions believe that they will be sanctioned on what they can say about sexuality and marriage if this law is approved. However; when dealing with religious belief, it is up to the gay couple to decide what they want to believe and how to apply his or her beliefs to their current situation. Each person will have to answer to God in their own way.
These kinds of relationships are normally voluntary and formed for an individual’s happiness rather than for the happiness of a family. This therefore means that we may expect to find differences between these cultures, especially when it comes to romantic love. Levine Et Al had studied love as a basis for marriage in 11 countries. Participants were asked whether they were willing to marry somebody who had all the qualities they desired whom they did not love. The American respondents were reluctant to marry somebody who they did not love as only 14% said that they would agree to marry.
Once the seed of doubt is planted and a person is insecure it can lead to an emotional withdraw from one partner to the other. In short being dishonest can lead to pain and it could create a gap. Once that gap is there it is hard to come back from therefore causing an individual to question their relationship or ending it. Therefore with dishonesty being one reason a person would break up with their partner it would be advised to avoid it. Now knowing that dishonesty should be avoided.
When they are older they can go to conformation classes then later be confirmed. In ways this is good because the person gets to make choice into going to be a part of that faith and that church. In some ways it can be seen as a bad thing as it could be seen as pointless as the child has already been baptised so the child wouldn’t really have a say anyway. Orthodox These people baptise babies which in some ways is good because then the child is definitely going to be of that faith, but it can also be taken as a bad thing as it would not be the child’s choice on whether he definitely wants to be part of that religion. They are baptised by full immersion.
It can also be amongst service users - ie a service user purposefullly not being included in an activity because they have dementia and are unable to interact well with others. It could occur inadvertently when something seems fair but actually excludes a group of people. For example, if a care home decided to organise a religious service for the home because the majority of residents are that religion, this would include people of that religion but anybody else would feel excluded. 1.3 Practises that support equality and inclusion Because everybody has different needs, employers need to be flexible so that everyone can have equal treatment and not be discriminated against. For example, if an employer offers flexible shifts, staff can fit their responsibilities such as child care around their work and not be excluded.
Catholics especially but most Christians don’t approve of cohabitation because it scarcely ensures mutual sincerity and fidelity in a relationship. You are more likely to have sex before you are married when you live together. According to Jesus even looking at a women in a lustful way (Matthew 5:27-28) is as bad as doing the deed. Thus it is hard to stay pure and maintain your intentions. Some secular