Religious Pacifist Movements Flashcards

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some reformation churches in the 16th and 17th centuries that were and still are pacifist
name some churches that are pacifists

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  • Mennonites
  • Society Of Friends
  • Church Of brethren
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earth C20th the international fellowship of reconciliation link movement was formed
what does it advocate

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the principle christian duty of seeking reconciliation and rejecting the taking of life (conscientious objectors)

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the Quaker peace testimony

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always stood for peace and campaigned against violence and war

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what do quakers aim to do

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develop and support alternative ways of resolving and engaging in conflicts, campaigning to reduced arguments and changing the conditions and circumstances that lead to war

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name 3 Secular pacifist supporters

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  • R. Regan
  • Gandhi
  • Russel
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what did R. Regan note

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  • many pacifists today are pacifists for philosophical reasons
  • killing another human is intrinsically wrong
    life has absolute value
  • encourage non-violence Resistance
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what did Gandhi do

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inspired people worldwide through his principles of truth and active resistance to evil through non-violent protests

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Russel was renowned for his

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attitudes towards social reforms and pacifism

- critical of war and nuclear arms race

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