10. Charity: The affect of beliefs in Karma on concepts of charity?
Hope Project2025-11-25T16:29:29+13:00Hear Indian philosopher Vishal Mangalwade’s assessment of Hindu concepts of charity, with contrasts to those of ‘Christian’ society today.
11. Charity: The affect of core beliefs on the practice of charity?
Hope Project2025-11-25T16:29:48+13:00Hear some of the similarities and difference between Buddhist concepts of charity and those of our own society today.
12. Charity: What motivates generosity? Some American statistics
Hope Project2025-11-25T16:30:15+13:00Hear about the generosity levels of the world’s most generous nation – America, and of the connection between levels of generosity and religious belief.
13. Charity: What motivates generosity? Some global statistics
Hope Project2025-11-25T16:30:36+13:00Hear the results of a study on the world’s most generous nations, and where New Zealand places in the list.
14 . Charity: What motivates generosity? Some New Zealand statistics
Hope Project2025-11-25T16:30:54+13:00Hear the results of a Victory University of Wellington study that revealed the continuing connection religious beliefs have to levels of charity within our own nation today.
1. Slavery: The global norm
Hope Project2025-11-25T16:59:50+13:00Gain a perspective on how widespread and ‘normal’ slavery has been in global history.
2. Slavery: Slavery in Rome
Hope Project2025-11-25T17:00:11+13:00Hear how slaves were priced, and what they did.
3. Slavery: Jesus – the humanitarian activist
Hope Project2025-11-25T17:00:36+13:00Gain a perspective on how radically different Jesus’ teachings and life were, when compared to the views of most cultures in history – including his own.
4. Slavery: Early Christians buying slaves
Hope Project2025-11-25T17:00:58+13:00Hear a short insight into the remarkable changes in thinking that began to take place in the years following Jesus.
5. Slavery: Slavery’s first defeat in England
Hope Project2025-11-25T17:01:34+13:00Hear a synopsis of the history within which views slowly changed, until the first end came to slavery in England following the Magna Carta in 1215.
