For example, she said that the majority of children whose parents received a lot of money from these government programs start to think that it is better to get things free than working hard to achieve things, in other words, developing a spirit of dependence on the help of others rather than trying to do something on their own since they have the opportunity to do it . The tension I see in the Church regarding social justice is trying to live the example of Jesus to all their neighbors. I have noticed that many churches know it is their responsibility to help those in need, even if it is difficult. Many have embraced the idea of ​​pretending to be nice to everyone and helping people promote social justice, even if they don't like or agree with the practices practiced by the people they help. For example, most churches I have visited have a food pantry to donate to those in need, a church van for transportation, and much more. Basically it feels like an obligation that they must fulfill, otherwise then they are bad people. I agree with the philosophy of social justice which is preferable to market justice, because it shows that people not only want to be better themselves, but they want to improve society as a whole, and if society as a whole prospers, so does the individual. It promotes the well-being of all people in order to obtain the same rights, opportunities and values ​​they deserve. Especially the education part, because I believe education is the key to success for many people. As for that, I am very grateful to live in a country that promotes this social