Question

“I believe in you, Christ the worker,
light of light and true only-begotten son of God.
I believe that you were martyred on the cross,
by Pilate* the Roman imperialist, malicious and soulless.
I believe in you, my companion, the Human Christ, the worker Christ,
Conqueror of death, who with immense sacrifice, created the new man for liberation.
You are resurrected in each arm that is raised
to defend the people from exploitative rule,
because you are alive on the ranch, in the factory, in school;
I believe in your fight without let up,
I believe in your resurrection.”
Carlos Mejía Godoy, Nicaraguan poet, “Creed,” part of a collection of poems titled The Nicaraguan Peasant’s Mass, 1979



Mejía Godoy’s interpretation of Christianity in the poem most clearly shows that rights-based movements in the late twentieth century were directly influenced by which of the following?
A) Socialist Ideas
B) Atheist Ideas
C) Nationalist Ideas
D) Racist Ideas

Answer 1

Mejía Godoy’s interpretation of Christianity in the poem most clearly shows that rights-based movements were directly influenced  Nationalist Ideas.

What are Nationalist ideas?

This ideal about nationalism state that holds all nation should  be able to govern itself and they should be free from any kind of interference from other nation.

Note that Mejía Godoy’s interpretation of Christianity in the poem most clearly shows that rights-based movements were directly influenced  Nationalist Ideas as they believed in God and he only can guide them.

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