Peace & Conflict

Question 1

What is the Me Too Movement?

Answer 1

A way for survivors of sexual harassment, sexual assault and sexual bullying to bond and share their stories

Question 2

Sexual assault?

Answer 2

Includes physical or emotional violation inflicted on someone without their consent

Question 3

Sexual bullying?

Answer 3

Includes behaviour where sexuality or gender is used against a person to degrade them, single them out or victimise them

Question 4

Sexual harssment?

Answer 4

Defined as unwanted behaviour of a sexual nature

Violates your dignity
Makes you feel intimidated, degraded or humiliated
Creates a hostile or offensive enviornment

Question 5

Peacemaking

Answer 5

The action of trying to establish peace

Question 6

Conflict resolution

Answer 6

Creating peace between two parties that have been at war or in a dispute with each other

Question 7

Non-violent resistance

Answer 7

Resisting a government without using violence, for example through peaceful protest or non-cooperation

Question 8

Name catholic orginisations working for peace?

Answer 8

Pax Christi
Justice and peace commission

Question 9

What is radicalisation?

Answer 9

The process by which people adopt increasingly extreme positions on religious, social and political issues

Question 10

What is a martyr?

Answer 10

A person who suffers pain or death because of their faiths

Question 11

What is the death of a martyr called?

Answer 11

Martyrdom

Question 12

Matthew 16:24 ?

Answer 12

‘If any want to become my followers, let them deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me’

Question 13

What is terroism?

Answer 13

The unlawful use of violence, usually against innocent civilians, to achieve a political goal

Question 14

Romans 12:19

Answer 14

Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave room for the wrath of God; for it is written, ‘Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.’

Question 15

How does the Catholic Church view terriosm?

Answer 15

The Catholic Church opposes any form of the use of terror in any situation

Question 16

What were the 3 main terror attacks?

Answer 16

Warrington- 25th February 1993
Oklahoma- 19th April 1995
London- 7th July 2005

Question 17

What is torture?

Answer 17

The use of severe physical or psychological pain to punish someone or force them to do or say something

Question 18

What is pacifism?

Answer 18

The belief of people who refuse to take part in war and any form of violence

Question 19

Name bible quotes that support pacifism?

Answer 19

Matthew 5:39- ‘But if anyone strikes you on the right cheek, turn the other also’
Matthew 5:9- ‘Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God’

Question 20

What is just war theory?

Answer 20

A set of criteria that a war needs to meet before it can be justified

Question 21

What are the clauses for a just war theory?

Answer 21

Just cause
Proper authority
Right intention
Last resort
Reasonable Chance of sucess
Proportional
Behaviour of troops

Question 22

What is holy war?

Answer 22

Fighting for a religious cause or God, probably controlled by a religious leader

Question 23

What does a holy war need to have?

Answer 23

Have a religious goal
Authorised by a religious leader
A spiritual awrd for those who take part

Question 24

Why do holy wars happen?

Answer 24

A religious leader will declare war to defend their followers who are being persecuted in other coutnries

They will also try to spread their religion

Question 25

What are the consequences of war?

Answer 25

Refugees
Civilian casualties
Environmental damage
Economic crash
Destruction

Question 26

Name the peace and conflict topics?

Answer 26

Forgiveness and reconciliation
Peacemaking & conflict resolution
Justice & Righteous anger
Radicalisation and Martydom
Terroism
Torture
Pacifism
Just war theiry
Holy war
Consequences of war
Bullying