Peace And Conflict

Question 1

Name some effects of bullying

Answer 1

Depression and anxiety
Health complaints
Decreased academic achievements

Question 2

What does the Bible say about violence

Answer 2

Christians believe that God made the world

A state of paradise and harmony in the Garden of Eden

Question 3

What is the definition of forgiveness

Answer 3

Pardoning someone for something they have done wrong

Question 4

Christian views on forgiveness

Answer 4

The lost son (Luke 15:11-32)

Question 5

Definition of justice

Answer 5

Fairness for all people

Question 6

The main message for the unforgiving servant

Answer 6

We should forgive 70 times 7 times so infinitely

God forgives us so out if gratitude we should forgive others

Question 7

Definition of injustice

Answer 7

Lack of justice

Question 8

Why is justice important for christians

Answer 8

It is important because injustice leads to lack of self-worth

Question 9

Examples of injustice

Answer 9

Poverty
Bullying
Genocide
Child labour
Corruption

Question 10

The causes of discrimination towards black people in America

Answer 10

Blacks were inferior
They lived in poverty
Were not employed

Question 11

Types of discrimination experienced by black people in america

Answer 11

Had different facilities
Could not vote
Dis not get paid equally

Question 12

Types of peaceful methods used by Martin Luther King

Answer 12

Boycott
Speeches
Peaceful protests

Question 13

Definition of righteous anger

Answer 13

Anger against an injustice

Question 14

Definition of war

Answer 14

Armed conflict between countries or between different groups within a country

Question 15

What does JWT stand for

Answer 15

Just War Theory

Question 16

What does Just War Theory mean

Answer 16

A set of conditions that must be meg for a war to be considered justified

Question 17

Properties of the Just War Theory

Answer 17

Proper authority
Just cause
Right intention
Last resort
Proportionality
Reasonable chance of success

Question 18

Who was St Thomas Aquinas

Answer 18

A christian monk who devised that the Just War Theory in the thirteenth century

Question 19

Consequences of modern warfare

Answer 19

Evacuation
Child soldiers
Refugee shelters
Civilian deaths/injuries
Starvation and disease

Question 20

Definition of terrorism

Answer 20

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

Question 21

Some examples of acts of terrorism

Answer 21

London bombings
Omagh bombings
911

Question 22

Why do people commit acts of terrorism

Answer 22

Out of revenge for injustices
They have been forced
They want religious freedom

Question 23

What is radicalisation

Answer 23

Adopting extreme views on religious, social or political issues. Often unwilling to see alternative views

Question 24

What is a martyr

Answer 24

A person who suffers violence or death for refusing to give up their faith. Highly valued by the Catholic Church

Question 25

How is a 'Holy War' started

Answer 25

A war fought for a religious goal Must be approved by a religious leader A belief that God is on your side A belief that fighters will go straight to heaven

Question 26

What does torture mean

Answer 26

Any act by which severe pain and suffering- whether physical or mental- is intentionally inflicted on a person by a public official

Question 27

Define pacifism

Answer 27

The belief that war or violence is wrong and should never be used

Question 28

Define violence

Answer 28

Swift and intense physical force or action

Question 29

Define dictator

Answer 29

A ruler who uses power unjustly

Question 30

Who were the quakers

Answer 30

A religious society of freinds

Question 31

Define peacemaking

Answer 31

The action of trying to establish peace

Question 32

Define conflict resolution

Answer 32

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