For example, he said that most children whose parents received a lot of funds from government programs begin to think that it is better to get free things than to work hard for achieve something, in other words, develop a spirit of dependence on the help of others rather than trying to do something on one's own as they are given the opportunity to do so. The tension I see in people in the church around social justice is trying to live out the example of Jesus to all their neighbors. I have noticed that many churches know that it is their responsibility to help those in need, even if it is difficult. So many have adopted the idea of ​​pretending to be kind to everyone and helping ways they can promote social justice even though they may not like or agree with the practices practiced by the people they are helping. For example, churches, most of the churches I have visited have a pantry to donate to those in need, a van for transportation and much more. Basically, it seems like an obligation they have to fulfill, otherwise they'll be bad people. I agree with the philosophy of social justice which is preferable to market justice because it shows that people don't just want to be better, but they want to improve the whole society, and if the whole society prospers, the individual prospers too. Promotes the well-being of all to obtain the same rights, opportunities and value they deserve. Especially, the educational part, because I believe that education is the key to success in many people that every person does. As for this, I am very grateful to live in a country that promotes this social network