Issues of good and evil

• Good


  Something considered morally right
• Evil 


  That which extent is considered immoral, wicked and wrong
• Justice


  Fairness where everyone has equal provisions and equality of opportunity and receives what they are due
• Pacifism 


  The belief that war and violence are unjustifiable
• Conscience


  A persons moral sense of right and wrong.
• Suffering


  Pain or distress caused emotionally, physiologically, spiritually and physically
• Punishment


  A penalty given to someone for a crime or wrong they have done
• Restorative justice


  A system of justice that enables criminals to make amends for their behaviour by meeting with their victim and apologising
• Reformer


  Someone who lobbies or pressurises for change
• Quaker


  A member of the Society of Friends. Christian denomination whose beliefs is that every human being contains a reflection of the image of God
• Chaplins


  Chaplins offer spiritual and religious advice to inmates to insure that they reform correctly.
• Parole officer


  A person who supports prisoners on their release from prison and their return to community.
• Mishnah


  The Oral Torah
• Sanhedrin


  A council or assembly of men appointed in every city in the land of Israel
• Beatitudes


  The blessings listed by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount
• Fate


  A power of force that determines the future. The idea that the outcome is unchangeable
• Predestination


  The belief that all events have been willed by God. The idea that God has already chosen who will receive salvation in and enter heaven