Topic: Unlike some foreign cultures (e.g., India, etc.), there is no formal social class structure in the United States; however, there are certainly
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Topic: Unlike some foreign cultures (e.g., India, etc.), there is no formal social class structure in the United States; however, there are certainly distinctions made in some communities (according to official demographics and statistics) such as education, wealth, race, religion, and gender.

How have you seen this in your own community?
How have you seen this in your work place?
How should Christians, who are supposed to be “all one in Christ Jesus” (Gal 3:28b, New International Version), address this social reality?
at least 350 words

refrence the Bible

Textbook: Tischler, H. (2014). Introduction to sociology (11th Ed.). Boston, MA: Cengage

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