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does equality implies absolution? explain?​

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Answered by akshara03071824
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Answer:

Rewards must depend upon the actual abilities and work of various people. Hence equality does not mean absolute and total equality. Equality really means equal opportunities for development. In fact, when we talk of equality of all men we really mean general and fair equality and not absolute equality.

Answered by brokendreams
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No equality does not imply absolution.

Explanation:

  • Equality is defined as "the condition of being equal."
  • It is one of the of a democratic society, and hence the battle for various types of equality, such as racial equality, gender equality, or equality of opportunity between wealthy and poor, is frequently connected with progress toward that ideal of everyone being really equal.
  • Being found not guilty in a court of law is an example of absolution. Absolution is defined as a sacrament or religious procedure in the Catholic church in which a priest provides remission of sins.
  • Going to confession and gaining forgiveness for your sins is an example of absolution.
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