Religion, Crime And Punishment Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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Offenders who are found guilty face what

A

A legal punishment

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2
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Where is the death penalty permitted

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USA, Saudi Arabia and China

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3
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What does civil law do

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Sort out disputes between individuals and groups

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4
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Why is the statement “any action that obeys the law is a good action “ wrong

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Because adultery is legal

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5
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Actions encouraged by what are considered to be good

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Genuine religious faiths

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6
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What can evil be linked with in religion

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The devil

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7
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What is another way of evil being described

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When something is profoundly immoral or wicked

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8
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Crimes involving violence against people are seen as what

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Sinful and against god

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9
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What would many Christians claim about evil people

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That there is no such thing as human being as are not made perfect and make mistakes

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10
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Where is original sin derived from

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The disobedience of Adam and Eve

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11
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What should be done with criminals that have mental health issues

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Receive treatment whilst being punished

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12
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Name 7 reasons why people commit crime

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Poverty, opposition to unjust laws, hate, greed, addiction, mental illness, upbringing and poverty

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13
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Some Christians believe what about the punishment

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That it should be as severe as the crime

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14
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How are Christians compassionate towards criminals

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They hate the crime but not the person, they have the right to be protected and they believe inhumane treatment is wrong

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15
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What is a hate crime

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Violent actions towards somebody because of their race etc

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16
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Why do Christians hate hate crimes

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Because god created everyone equal

17
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What are the three aims of punishment

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Retribution deterrence and reformation

18
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What is retribution

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Getting your own back

19
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What is deterrence

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To put people off committing the crime

20
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What is reformation

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To change someone’s behaviour for the better

21
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Name three ways Christians reform criminals

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Therapy sessions, counselling and treatment

22
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What do Christians believe reformation is not a replacement for

23
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Why do Christians not blame god for suffering

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As we have free will and lots of things are natural

24
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Why is reformation good

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It benefits both the individual and society

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Why is prison a punishment
There is a loss of Liberty
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Why is corporal punishment not allowed in the uk
It’s a breach of the human rights legislation
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What is forgiveness not a replacement of for Christians
Punishment
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How many times should a person be forgiven
No maximum, as there is no limit of love that god shows them
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In Judaism, how do those who have done wrong show remorse
They directly ask for forgiveness
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When was the death penalty abolished in the uk
1969
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Why was it abolished
There is the chance if killing an innocent person
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What is the sanctity of life
God gave life and only he has the right to take it away
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How do Muslim families in Muslim countries show mercy to death penalty criminals
Accept money from them to lower the sentence to imprisonment
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Why is the death penalty not a deterrence
The countries who have the death penalty have higher rates of murder than those who don’t
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How does the death penalty protect society
By ensuring that a violent criminal does not kill again