crime and punishment

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    • What types of crime will be discussed in relation to Christian and Islamic views?
      Hate crimes, theft, and murder
    • What is another term for the death penalty?
      Capital punishment
    • What principle will be discussed in relation to the death penalty?
      The principle of utility
    • What does addiction mean in the context of crime?
      Being dependent on a particular substance
    • What is community service as a form of punishment?
      Physical labor in the local community
    • What is corporal punishment?
      Inflicting physical pain on the criminal
    • What is crime defined as?
      Action that breaks the law
    • What is the death penalty?
      Execution of a criminal by the state
    • What is the difference between corporal punishment and capital punishment?
      Corporal punishment inflicts pain; capital punishment ends life
    • What is deterrence in the context of punishment?
      Threat of punishment to prevent crime
    • What are evil intentions defined as?
      Desire to cause suffering or harm
    • What is forgiveness in a religious context?
      Letting go of blame for wrongs done
    • What does greed mean in relation to crime?
      Desiring more of something
    • What is a hate crime?
      Crime motivated by prejudice
    • What does prison mean as a form of punishment?
      Imprisonment in a secure building
    • What is the law defined as?
      Rules citizens must follow
    • What is mental illness in relation to crime?
      A condition causing behavior changes
    • What is murder defined as?
      Unlawfully killing another person
    • What does poverty mean in relation to crime?
      Lack of basic needs for quality life
    • What is the principle of utility?
      Acting for the greater good of most
    • What is reformation as an aim of punishment?
      Helping criminals change their mindset
    • What does retribution mean in the context of punishment?
      Getting back at the criminal for crimes
    • What is the sanctity of life?
      Life is sacred and created by God
    • What does theft mean?
      Taking something without consent
    • What is an unjust law?
      A law believed to be unfair
    • What does upbringing refer to?
      The environment a child grows up in
    • How do intentions relate to the causes of crime?
      Intentions can justify or explain actions
    • What is the significance of the Hadith about intentions?
      It emphasizes the importance of intentions
    • How do Christians view good actions?
      They believe good actions lead to rewards
    • What is the parable of the sheep and the goats about?
      Rewarding good actions with eternal life
    • What does Jesus teach about good and evil actions?
      Good actions come from good intentions
    • How do evil intentions lead to actions?
      Evil intentions can result in bad actions
    • What is the relationship between actions and intentions in religious belief?
      Both are considered in moral judgment
    • How do good intentions affect the perception of actions?
      They can justify otherwise wrong actions
    • What is the importance of intentions on Judgment Day according to Muslims?
      Intentions are considered alongside actions
    • How can good intentions lead to bad actions?
      Good intentions can justify harmful actions
    • What is the significance of the distinction between actions and intentions?
      It affects moral and religious judgments
    • How do religious beliefs influence views on crime and punishment?
      They shape moral perspectives on actions
    • What is the role of scripture in understanding good intentions?
      It provides guidance on moral actions
    • How do Christians and Muslims view the relationship between actions and intentions?
      Both see them as equally important