Religion, Peace and Conflict Flashcards

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What is justice?

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Bringing about what is right and fair, according to the law.

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What is righteous anger?

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Anger against an injustice.

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What is just war theory?

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A set of rules that a war should meet before it can be justified.

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Name two acceptable conditions of a just war.

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Only a legitimate authority, such as a government, can declare a war.

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Give two bible teachings against violence.

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  • Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.

- Love your neighbour as you love yourself.

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What is pacifism?

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The belief that violence should never be used to settle disputes.

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Reasons for pacifism.

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Jesus taught that violence was wrong and therefore a Christian must abide by this teaching.
Martin Luther King has proved that it is possible to achieve change without bloodshed.

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Reasons against Pacifism.

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  • A pacifist nation would be vulnerable to harm from other nations that haven’t given up their weapons.
  • The Commandment ‘Do not kill’ refers to murder, not to killing in a just war.
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What is a nuclear war?

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War that makes use of nuclear weapons to devastate huge areas and kill many people.

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What are weapons of mass destruction?

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Weapons that kill many or create huge damage.

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