Taekan te Aro: Te Kakabwaia nakon Maiura ao Taian Kaomiuniti

Te onimaki ao taekan te aro bon mwakoron kinaakira ae kakawaki. Ara onimaki, ao taekan te aro ni kabuta, e rooti maiura ni katoa bong. Kamatebwai aika a mwaiti ibukin bootaki n taromauri ao tabeua aro a kunea bwa taan kakoaua a marurung ao taraan ae e mwaiti riki ae a anga nakon aia kaomiuniti. Te kakaae iaon kukune ake a oti ikai bon tii katooto ni mwaitin ana anga te aro are a kanakoraoaki iai maiura:

Aomata aika a taua te aro:

Kaomiuniti

• A kan angaanga nano riki,¹ a anga n te tangira ae itiaki,² ao a kaaini kirabu ao taian kurubu.³

Reitaki

• Karekei “reitaki n iraorao ao maare aika a [teimatoa] ” ni karababai naba reitaki iaon te intanete.⁴

• “Taraan ae a bon mare ao e kaangaanga bwa a na raure [ao a] kaota korakoran kukureia ae bati ma buuia.”⁵

Marurung

• “Tao taraan ae 33 % … a taku bwa a rangi ni kukurei.”⁶

• E karako rawawataia ao kakain nanoia.⁷

• Iai nanoia ni maiu n te maan ae itiua te ririki nakoia aomata ake aki taua te aro.⁸

Bwaai aika a na taraaki

1. Taraa Arthur C. Brooks, Gross National Happiness: Why Happiness Matters for America—and How We Can Get More of It (2008), 52.

2. Taraa Rodney Stark, America’s Blessings: How Religion Benefits Everyone, Including Atheists (2012), 4.

3. Taraa Robert D. Putnam, Bowling Alone (2000), 66–67.

4. Tyler J. VanderWeele, “Does Religious Participation Contribute to Human Flourishing?” Big Questions Online, Tianuare. 14, 2017, bigquestionsonline.com.

5. Stark, How Religion Benefits Everyone, 4.

6. Brooks, Gross National Happiness, 48.

7. Taraa Andrew Sims, Is Faith Delusion? Why Religion is Good For Your Health (2009), 220.

8. Taraa Stark, How Religion Benefits Everyone, 4, 106–107, 111.