Peace And Conflict Flashcards
What is an example of a quote you could use for violence and bullying/ bible reference.
An example of violence and bullying in the bible is when Joesph was bullied by his brothers. “Anyone who is angry with a brother or sister will be subject to judgment”. This means that feelings of anger, resenment and jealousy or bitterness need to be controlled otherwise they will increase and lead to violence wich will destroy our relationship with others and with God.
What are two examples of something that the pope has done to promote peacemaking?
Pope francis urged people to pray for the people in eastern Ukraine. In 2014, Pope Francis organised a meeting of prayer between the presidents of Israel and Palestine. By using Jewish, Muslim and Christian prayers he hoped to help to bring the two leaders into a position where change could occur.
What are two peacemaking organisations and what do they strive to do?
Pax Christi works to establish peace based on mutual respect.
The Justice and Peace Commission aims to reduce violence and tension by focusing on respect for the individual and for the whole of creation. It campaigns to remove nuclear wepons form the world and to reduce the arms trade. It raises awarness of situations where people are deprived of their rights and needs.
What are examples of quotes or bible references to back up forgivness and reconciliation?
Jesus said to Peter to forgive “seventy times seven” times.
A quote from the bible that supports reconciliation is “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you; do not let your hearts be afraid”.
Name two famous Christian pacifists
St Stephen and Martin Luther King Jr
What are examples of quotes or bible references to back up pacifism?
Examples of quotes that promote pacifism are “love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you”, “blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be made the Children of God”,”those who live by the sword will die by the sword”.
What are three examples of methods of torture?
Three examples of methods of torture solitary confinement, sleep deprivation and starvation.
What are some arguments that support torture?
Some arguments for torture are that sometimes, torturing someone is the only way to get information out of them “the lesser evil”. Also, using force against terrorism suspects will act as a deterrent to other considering to do the same. Finally if a person is holding information that is needed urgently to stop an event that could endanger people’s lives, using force is more likely to bring a quicker result
What are some arguments that go against torture?
Some arguments agianst torture are that using techniques that amount to torture creates pain, suffering, humiliation fear, anger and ultimately hatred in the tortured person and the community they come from. This hatred could lead them to attempt to exact revenge and this could endanger the lives of many innocent people. Inflictint pain and suffering to another person goes against the word of God as in the bible it says “blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be made the Children of God” and by causing pain to someone, that person will not become a child of God.
What is radicalisation?
Racdicalistation is the process by which people adopt increasingly extreme positions on religion, social or political issues. It often leads people to a point where they are unwilling to accept alternate views. It takes place among younger people who feel rejected by their religion or society.
What do the people in britain and the church think about radicalisation?
Most people in britain oppose radicalistation. They see it as as a threat to the unity and stability of society. The catholic church tries to foucs on mutual respect and understanding. The catholc church urges people to reject radicalisation because it encourages tension in the world.
What does the church think about martyrs?
The church belives that Christians should reject their standards that are against the teachings of Jesus. Through their death, martyrs bear witness to the truth of their faith and encourages others to reject the standards that are wrong.
What do the people of britain think about martyrs?
Many of the people in Britain admire martyrs. Some believe that it is not worth dying over a belief and that their are more effective ways to change or challange other people beliefs.
What are the seven principles to the just war theory?
There are 7 principles to the just war theory. They are: the war must be fought for a just cause, under proper authority, with the right intensions, as a last resort, there must be a reasonable chance of success, the force used must be proportional to the cause and there must be controlled violence and should avoid killing civilians.
Why do christians believe in the just war theory?
Christians believe in Just War as Jesus never condemmend the soliders they met and condemmend their faith in Luke 7. Additionally, When Jesus was asked about paying taxes he said “Give Caesar what is Caesars’s” which must mean fighting in a just war ordered by the governement.
Why might a christian take part in a holy war?
Two reasons why a christian might take part in a holy war is that, one, they are authorised by a religious leader or by God and for those who take part they will recieve a reward such as going to heaven.
What are the conditions of a holy war?
A holy war needs to have a religious goal, it needs to be authorised by a religious leader and there needs to be a spiritual reward for those who take part.
What are two examples of holy wars that occured in the past?
Two examples of holy wars in the past are the crusades and the french wars of religion.
What does the word crusade mean?
The word crusade means to lead or take part in a vigerous campaign for social, political or religious change.
