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Some of the greatest impacts in society have been created by God-fearing men/ women, in Nelson Mandela, Harriet Tubman, Martin Luther King Jr and Mother Teresa. Their advocacy for justice, equality and social change have made significant impacts on society that resonate even today. Nelson Mandela helped unite a divided nation, as he promoted forgiveness, due to his strong faith and commitment to justice and reconciliation. Harriet Tubman’s faith in God gave her the courage to free enslaved people through the underground railroad; which caused a shift in the fight towards abolishing slavery. Martin Luther King, who was a prominent figure in the civil rights movement, had a strong belief in the power of God, which helped him bring about social justice and lasting change in society. Lastly, Mother Teresa’s dedication to serve God throughout her lifetime led to her assisting some of the poorest people in India and around the world.
5 of the worst leaders in the world potentially of all time were all non-God fearing leaders. These known figures include Adolf Hitler, Pol Pol, Joseph Stalin, Idi Amin, and Kim Jong-il. Adolf Hitler’s unethical actions led to the Holocaust and World War 2. Joseph Stalin’s rule led to human rights violations, extreme famine, hard labor and much more. Pol Pol’s actions led to genocide, mass atrocities, politcal repression and problems that are still dealth with in the Cambodian society. Kim Jong-in led nuclear programs that have threatened the security of countries all over the globe. He leads a country that is known for human rights violations and some of his actions have led to widespread poverty. Idi Amin was very known for corruption, human rights violations and regional conflicts.
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