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Simangunsong, Dion Carlos
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Ekklesia: Bersuara Atau Bungkam Terhadap Gerakan Kapitalisme Yang Memasuki Atau Sudah Masuk Ke Dalam Gereja Saat Ini? Sitanggang, Pintor Marihot; Simangunsong, Dion Carlos
Innovative: Journal Of Social Science Research Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023): Innovative: Journal Of Social Science Research (Special Issue)
Publisher : Universitas Pahlawan Tuanku Tambusai

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Dalam dunia ekonomi, dunia mengenal aliran ekonomi yang disebut dengan Kapitalisme. Aliran ekonomi Kapitalisme berpusat kepada penghasilan laba, dominasi, propaganda dan individualisme, dimana semuanya itu dapat diklasifikasikan menjadi kekayaan (uang) dan kekuasaan. Siapa saja yang memiliki kekuasaan dan kekayaan, dia akan memiliki segalanya. Hal yang berbahaya adalah ketika Kapitalisme ini sudah masuk ke dalam tubuh gereja. Sehingga siapa saja yang memiliki kekayaan dan kekuasaan dia memiliki segalanya, termasuk memiliki gereja. Melalui persoalan tersebut, gereja sudah semestinya menyuarakan suara keilahiannya. Konsekuensi terhadap kebungkaman gereja terhadap Kapitalisme adalah kematian gereja. Suara keilahian gereja dapat disuarakan melalui setiap dokumen-dokumen teologi gereja yang dalam hal ini adalah HKBP. Sehingga Kapitalisme dapat dihempang dari dalam tubuh gereja.
TANGIS DI BAWAH LAMPU MERAH: KAJIAN ETIKA KRISTEN TERHADAP EKSPLOITASI ANAK SEBAGAI PERBUDAKAN Purba, Fredi Ardo; Simangunsong, Dion Carlos
Diegesis : Jurnal Teologi Vol 10 No 1 (2025): DIEGESIS: JURNAL TEOLOGI
Publisher : Publisher: Bethel Press; Unit Penerbit: STT Bethel Indonesia Jakarta

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The phenomenon of buskers and car window cleaners at red lights carrying babies to solicit pity is increasingly prevalent in big cities. This practice raises serious issues because it involves the exploitation of children as a means of gaining sympathy with the aim of economic gain. This article examines child exploitation in this context as a form of modern slavery from the perspective of Christian ethics. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach to analyse this phenomenon through a review of relevant literature. The results show that child exploitation in the form of using babies for begging at red lights can be categorised as a form of modern slavery. Christian ethics condemns this practice because it contradicts human values that recognise every human being as God's creation that is valuable and has dignity. A Christian ethical perspective suggests that any action that treats human beings, especially children, as tools for economic gain is a violation of human dignity and the fundamental rights of the child. The church, as an institution that holds a prophetic role, must be actively involved in responding to this issue, through education, advocacy, and social services to protect children from exploitation.
Co-Authors Pintor Marihot Sitanggang Purba, Fredi Ardo