COG (CAMS) WITT CH 19
What is the definition of 'racism' - Answer-A root of 'racism' is judgment, especially prejudgment.
Racism expresses an opinion, either vocalized or kept silent, that "I am better." In essence, racism is a
form of pride; for example, "my culture is better than your culture." Racism has nothing to do with the
kingdom of God.
What are God's commands regarding racism? explain - Answer-The golden text scripture that supports
God's commands regarding racism is Matthew 22:37-39 "Love...God with all your heart... and love your
neighbour as yourself." (NIV)
Also: parable of the Good Samaritan, Matt 5:43-44
What are God's principles regarding racism? explain - Answer-God's principles of racism comes into the
inner circle of the three concentric circles. Namely: -
1. Love - The 'agape' form of love which distributes love regardless of one's appearance or one's ability
to return love.
2. Justice - God's character is one that's just, treats people equally. Supporting scriptures Acts 10:34,
Acts 15:8-110
How does this Shakespeare quote exemplify racism? - Answer-This quote is taken from 'The Merchant
of Venice' by Shakespeare [Act III, Scene I] Shylock (the Jew) says "He hath disgraced me, and hindered
me half a million; laughed at my losses... and what's his reason? I am a Jew. Hath not a Jew eyes?...Fed
with the same food...warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer, as a Christian is?
What is the definition of 'racism' - Answer-A root of 'racism' is judgment, especially prejudgment.
Racism expresses an opinion, either vocalized or kept silent, that "I am better." In essence, racism is a
form of pride; for example, "my culture is better than your culture." Racism has nothing to do with the
kingdom of God.
What are God's commands regarding racism? explain - Answer-The golden text scripture that supports
God's commands regarding racism is Matthew 22:37-39 "Love...God with all your heart... and love your
neighbour as yourself." (NIV)
Also: parable of the Good Samaritan, Matt 5:43-44
What are God's principles regarding racism? explain - Answer-God's principles of racism comes into the
inner circle of the three concentric circles. Namely: -
1. Love - The 'agape' form of love which distributes love regardless of one's appearance or one's ability
to return love.
2. Justice - God's character is one that's just, treats people equally. Supporting scriptures Acts 10:34,
Acts 15:8-110
How does this Shakespeare quote exemplify racism? - Answer-This quote is taken from 'The Merchant
of Venice' by Shakespeare [Act III, Scene I] Shylock (the Jew) says "He hath disgraced me, and hindered
me half a million; laughed at my losses... and what's his reason? I am a Jew. Hath not a Jew eyes?...Fed
with the same food...warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer, as a Christian is?
