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• What is the first cause argument related to?

  The existence of God
• How does conscience relate to morality according to the study material?

  Conscience guides us on right and wrong
• What do Fundamentalists believe about the Bible?

  It has no errors and is literal
• What do critical viewers of the Bible believe?

  Conflicts with the Bible should be rejected
• How is God revealed through Jesus according to the material?

  He understands human pressures and emotions
• What do miracles demonstrate about Jesus?

  That Jesus is God
• What role do miracles play in Christianity?

  They are acts of compassion and healing
• How do Christians view the resurrection?

  As a demonstration of God's power
• What is the impact of meeting a Christian on faith?

  It can inspire and strengthen faith
• Who is Elizabeth Fry and what did she do?

  She reformed the prison system by God's command
• What are conversions in religious experience?

  They lead to a new direction in life
• What are mystical experiences?

  Encounters with God through heightened awareness
• What is a communicant experience?

  When a minister lays hands on someone
• What does Pentecostalism emphasize?

  The work of the Holy Spirit
• What is the Eucharist in Christianity?

  The presence of God in service rites
• What does the Sacrament of Reconciliation involve?

  Confession of sins to a priest
• What does the term 'terrorism' mean?

  Illegal use of violence to create fear
• How can terrorism be reduced?

  Through education
• What is the Greater Jihad?

  The struggle to be a better person
• What is the Lesser Jihad?

  The struggle to build a good Muslim community
• What does the Catholic Church say about Just War?

  It accepts Just War under certain conditions
• What is Just War Theory?

  A war fought for the right reasons
• What are the conditions for a Just War?

  Self-defense, peace, and oppression
• What is a holy war?

  A war fought to defend religion
• What were the Medieval holy wars about?

  Attempts to reclaim land from Muslims
• What is the modern context of holy wars?

  USA and USSR wars to bring peace
• What does forgiveness mean in the context of the study material?

  Letting go of anger without condoning actions
• What does the phrase "they do not know what they are doing" imply?

  People may act without understanding consequences
• What is the significance of peace in the study material?

  It is a goal for many religious teachings
• How does the study material view the relationship between religion and politics?

  Religion influences political actions and beliefs
• What is the role of violence in the Old Testament?

  It supports fighting for peace
• How does the New Testament view violence?

  It teaches "Turn the other cheek"
• What is the significance of the Sermon on the Mount?

  It teaches peaceful responses to conflict
• How do Christians view terrorism?

  As a perversion of religion
• What is the relationship between education and terrorism?

  Education can help reduce terrorism
• What is the role of the Church of England regarding violence?

  It favors non-violence
• What does 'Jus ad bellum' refer to?

  Intentions for going to war
• What does 'Jus in bello' refer to?

  Actions taken during war
• What is the significance of the phrase "fighting for peace"?

  It justifies war under certain conditions
• What does the term 'guided evolution' imply?

  Evolution is directed by a higher power