Religion, Global Health, and Human Rights Test Bank by Holman

Unlock a New Perspective on Global Health

Global health efforts are often shaped by two ideological approaches: human rights-based and religious humanitarian aid. In this groundbreaking Test Bank, Susan R. Holman challenges the polarization between these approaches, offering a multidisciplinary integration of religion, culture, human rights, and social justice.

Explore the Six Chapters

• Pilgrimage texts in Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, and Islamic traditions
• The impact of ministry and public policy on 19th-century healthcare for the poor
• The story of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its effect on economic, social, and cultural rights
• A ‘religious health assets’ approach based in Southern Africa
• The complex dynamics of gift exchange in modern faith-based charity, community, and the common good

This Test Bank is an essential guide for students and practitioners seeking to improve and broaden the scope of global health initiatives.

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