The merit/service is generally the socially recognize-worth act.

The term seems original to have developed in connection with the Christian value system.

Earnings/services in the society

After contribution of outstanding achievements for a community, for example with the practice of an honorary office or as politicians, by the state and by federations earnings/service medals are lent. Which a deserving act can be, depends always on the society and its value importance.

Earnings/service teachings after the catholic faith

In the catholic faith teachings earnings/services, the requirement of humans in the grace on the increase of this holy-making grace and the eternal Seeligkeit, acquired by good works, mean. The possibility of earnings/services is based not on actual doing of humans, but on the promise of God of recompencing its doing that once.

Earnings/services after the Evangelist teachings

After Evangelist theology humans on their part are able to do despite the effort around good works and earnings/services nothing in order to re-establish the disturbed by the sin. God turns to humans from grace again and justifies it, but not, because it acquired numerous earnings/services.

Earnings/services as income term

Today earnings/services are used as term for an actual earned income, for a payment for activities like it in wages, content or also profit present themselves.

As alleged paradox one could say: Earnings/services of women are on the average xx% smaller than earnings/services of men, although the merit/service of men and women equal much value has.

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• Altruismus

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