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Religion / Peace / Conflict Flashcards

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Just War Theory

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Is a set of conditions (rules) that a war needs to meet before it can be justified

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Justice

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Fairness for all people

(according to law)

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Injustice

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Lack of farirness

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Righteous anger

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Anger against an injustice

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Examples of ‘Injustice’

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MLKjr’s reasons for campaigning was justice for black people in America.
Three types of peaceful methods were : boycotting, marches, and speeches.

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An example of ‘Righteous anger’

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When Jesus showed righteous anger when he drove the sellers from the Temple (John 2:13-17)

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Forgiveness

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Pardoning someones for something they have done wrong

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Role of religion in 20th century conflict

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  • The catholic church says it is important to both prevent war and help war victims.
  • Weekly the Pope prays for peace.
  • Pope Frances organised a prayer meeting between the presidents of Israel and Palestine to help stop war.
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10 commandments

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Do not kill, do not steal, do not lie, do not commit adultery, love your neighbour, follow one god, do not be jealous, do not use gods name in vain, do not worship idols, respect your parents

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Cohabitation

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Where a couple live together but not married

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Procreative

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To re - produce

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Celbucy

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Choosing not to have sex till marriage

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Agape

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Selfless love, taught by Jesus, non - physical

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Promiscuous

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Having a lot of casual sexual relationships

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Marital

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Within marriage

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Adultery

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Sexual intercourse with someone out of the marriage

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Unitive

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Bonding (uniting) people together

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Consummated

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Complete or fully uniting

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S - P - E - L

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Sacrament - Permanent - Exclusive - Life

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Homosexuality

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Sexual attraction towards someone of the same sex / gender

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Celibacy

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Not having a sexual relationship

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Gender prejudice

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Expecting someone to behave in a particular way because of their gender

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Gender discrimination

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Acting upon a prejudice - treating someone differently because of their gender

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