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Peace And Conflict Flashcards

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Forgiveness

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Pardoning someone for something they have done wrong

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Christan teaching on forgiveness

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Forgiveness is a central message in jeus teachings and jeus practised himself

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Strengths or forgiving

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Hurt anger and wanting revenge is bad for your mental health
Forgiveness helps you heal
Being forgiven enables someone to put things right

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Weaknesses of forgiving

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Supperssing anger can lead to health problems
Only God can forgive infinite times
We cannot forgive a crime commited agains another person being to forgiving makes it more likely you will be hurt again

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Reconciliation

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Restoring harmaony after the breakdown of a relationship

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Reconciliation brings

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A stronger relationship
Appreciation and accpeptance of each over

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Bullying

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Even not physical can be destructive form of violence too

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Violence in the bible

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Christans believe that when God made the world everything was made perfect

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Justice

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Bringing about what is rigght and fair according to the law or making up for a wrong that has been commited

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Righteous anger

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Anger against an injustice some christians use the term to describe anger that they belive is acceptable

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Christan belief on righteous anger

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Righteous anger is controlled and used positively to change the situation it can also be easy to make mistakes

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Positive on violent protesting

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People belive that protest is good because the uk allows indaviduals and groups to peacefully protest in public

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Negative on violent protesting

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Is bad because its illegal and many people dony support it also they believe its ineffective

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Justice

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Fairness for all people

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Injustice

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Lack of justice

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Examples of injustices

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Poverty
Windrush scandal
Child labour
Sexism
Racism
Discrmination
Corruption
Genocide
Bullying

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Pacifism

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Is the belief that all war and violence is wrong

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Pacifist beliefs

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International disputes can and should be peacefully resolves and many to oppose the use of violence or even force in any circustance

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Why reigious believers wouldnt fight

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Jesus said

Turn the other cheek
Love your enimies and pray for those who persectue you
Those who live by the sword die by the sword

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Turning the other cheek

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They are willing to die but not to kill for thier beliefs . They refuse to be in combat roles

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Weapons of mass destruction

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Nuclear,boilogical and chemical weapons -able to cause widespred devastation and loss of life

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Nuclear war

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War which makes use of nuclear weapons which create a nuclear reaction. These weapons have violent explosive power and can devastate huge areas and kill large numbers of people

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Chemical weapons

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Toxic chemicals used with the intention to kiss or injure the enemy,using chemical weapons is banned under international war

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Biological weapons

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Weapons that use disease producing agents like bacteria, viruses and toxins against humans animals or plants causing disease or death

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Why are catholics against WMD’s

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Jeus that thou shall not murder and thou shall not kill.

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Holy war

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In acient times people believed that God was on their side and has them called to fight the enimies

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Why would religious leader declare. War

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To defend their religion or thier followers who are being persecuted in another country

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Requirements of a holy war

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Has a reloigois goal
A sprirtual reward contributions
Authorised by religious leader

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Who were the crusades

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Series of religious wars between christans and muslims started to secure control of holy sites concidered sacred by both holy groups

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Crusades

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Each series of a military expeditions made by europeans to the holy land in the 11th and 12th and 13th centuries

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What does christanity islam and judaism have in common

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Peace
Justice
Pilgramige
Loving god with all ones haert and soul

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Radicalisation

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The process by which people adapt increasingly extreme postition on religious social or political issues

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Who is usually drawn to being radicalised

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Tends to taeke place amoung younger people who feel rejected by society or religion

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What do Catholic and british people think about radicalisation

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Most people in britan oppoes radicalisation as they see as a threat to the unity and satbility of society, on mutual respect and undertsanding

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Causes of radiclisation

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Specifc groups of indaviduals who need to be stopped some are drawn to an extremist position

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2 things that christans teach on radicalisation

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Love thy neighbour and blesses are the peace maker

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Martyr

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Is someone who dies for thier faith

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Martydom

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Is a person becomes a martyr

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Catholic views on suicide bombers

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The ctholic church doesnt agree with suicide bomber that are martys

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Why do some catholic churches agree with some martys

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Martys that stay true to thier faith

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Terrorism

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The unlawful use of violence and intimadation against civilians in the pursuit of political aims

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5 types of terrorism

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Biological
Nuclear
Chemical
Explosive

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Catholics beliefs on terrorism

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Opposes any form of terrorism

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British examples of terroism

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2001 birmingham bombing by the real irish Republican Army

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Causes to terrorism

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Resistance to colonial rule , ethnic seperation,internal political factors

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When and where did the Oklahoma bombing happen

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Oklahoma city, United states April 19 1995

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How many deaths occured form the Oklahoma bombing

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168 people

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Why did the Oklahoma happen

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Mc Veigh and Nichols cited the federal govenment actions agianst the Branch Davidian compound int the 1993 waco siege

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Was the Oklahoma city bombing successful

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A total of 168 people were killed including 19 children and more than 500 people wre injured

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Where did the 25th Febuary 1993 bombings happen

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Warrrington, Cheshire, England

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Why did the warrington bombing happen

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Putting pressure on the uk government to withdraw from northern ireland

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