Summary Of Wealth Inequality

“The Injustice of Wealth Inequality” displays the realistic hardships of living with exceedingly low incomes while others possess more than enough wealth to thrive. The poem stresses the importance of more fortunate individuals aiding the poorer members of society. Even though the poem expresses a creative way to introduce information, the issues brought up in the poem need to be taken seriously. Wealth inequality exists as a prominent issue that affects millions of individuals everyday. This poem expresses many thoughts and ideas that directly correlate to teachings found in the Bible. For example, the book of Proverbs claims, “The generous themselves will be blessed, for they share their food with the poor” (Proverbs 22:9). This quote demonstrates the fact that God rewards those who give what they own to the poor. In another example, Matthew writes, “Jesus answered, ‘If you want to be perfect, go, sell your possessions and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me’” (Matthew 19:21). Again, this quote alludes to the idea that giving to the poor will
For example, the Creed, a prayer passed down from Jesus, serves as Tradition of the Catholic Church. The Creed talks about how God sent Jesus to humanity to save their sins because of how much He loves us. In return, we need to love one another by giving to those in need and providing for the members of society who are less fortunate. The poem reflects this idea in lines 18 and 19 by addressing the issue that while some people donate generously to the poor, others refuse to give any of their earnings. Passed down from the earliest Catholics, the Mass is also a Tradition of the Catholic Church. The Mass demonstrates a period of time where Catholics come together as one and worship God. The poem references the idea of coming together in line 9 by referencing the idea of