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Peace
The
opposite
of war,
harmony
between all in society
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Justice
Bringing
fairness
back to a situation
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Forgiveness
Letting go
of
blame
against a person for wrongs they have done, moving on
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Reconciliation
Making up and rebuilding
relationships
between two groups or sides after
disagreement
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Jesus said "
Blessed are the peacemakers
"
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The
Quran
says "
Words of peace
"
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Isaiah 1
:17 says to "
seek justice
"
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The
Hadith
says "Forgive others and God will
forgive
you"
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The
Hadith
says "Whoever makes
reconciliation
, his reward is from God"
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Jesus said "Those
who live by the sword die by the sword
"
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Jesus said "
Turn the other cheek
"
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Martin Luther King Jr. said "We must use the
weapon
of
love
"
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Violence
Harms
you, causes more
violence
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Violence
involves
physical force
intending to hurt, kill or cause damage</b>
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Contrasting
beliefs about violence
Violence is always
wrong
Violence can sometimes be
justified
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Those who think
violence
is always wrong believe it harms you and that you should use
non-violent
methods instead
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Those who think
violence
can sometimes be justified believe there may be
circumstances
where it is right or reasonable
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Violence
Should not be used, even if someone uses
violence
against you. Instead, you should turn the other
cheek.
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Weapon
of love
The only
weapon
that should be used, not weapons that cause
harm.
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Imago
Dei
The belief that every human being is made in the image of
God
, so their life is sacred and they should be treated with respect, not
violence.
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Islam
A
religion
of peace at its core, with a commitment to peace and the
oneness
of humanity.
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Everyone is created from a single
soul
Because all people are lovingly created by
God
,
violence
should never be used against another human being.
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Jesus
violently protesting
Overturned tables of
money
changers in the temple, suggesting there may be circumstances where
violence
in protest is justified.
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Violence
justified for self-defense
Quran
teaches to fight those who fight you, and
UK
law allows self-defense.
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Violence justified in just war
As a last resort, with a just cause, or to defend oneself or one's
religion.
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Eye for an eye
Old Testament
teaching that may justify using
violence
for retribution or revenge.
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Terrorism
The use of violence and threats to intimidate and
create fear
in a
population
, for political purposes.
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Scriptural quotes condemning terrorism
Do not kill (
Ten Commandments
)
All humans made in image of
God
(Genesis
1
)
Live at
peace
with everyone (
St Paul
)
Do not kill yourself or others (Quran 4:29)
Do not take life
God
made
sacred
(Quran 17:33)
Killing one person is like
killing
all of humanity (Quran
5
:32)
Islam is peace, not violence (Muhammad
Ali
)
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Terrorism is not as big a problem as COVID-19 in terms of deaths, but it is about creating
fear
and
changing
way of life.
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Muslim Council of
Britain
: 'Vast majority of
Muslims condemn terrorism
wholeheartedly and unequivocally.'
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Pope Francis: 'Cannot be silent when terrorism abuses
religion.'
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Catechism of the Catholic Church:
'Terrorism threatens
,
wounds
and kills indiscriminately, which is gravely against justice and charity.'
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War
Armed
conflict between
two
or more sides.
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Causes
of war
Greed for
resources
or
power
Self-defense
Retaliation
Fighting for
natural
resources
National
pride
Fighting against
injustice
and
aggression
Protecting
people
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Some causes of war may be
justifiable
, depending on
just war theory.
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Victims of war
Those who are
harmed
during a war, e.g. killed, injured, or left
homeless
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Causes
of war
Greed for
resources
or
power
Self-defense
Retaliation
Fighting for
natural
resources
National
pride
Fighting against
injustice
and
aggression
Protecting
people
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Some causes of war could be
justifiable
, others
less
so
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Consequences
of war
Death
Homelessness
Poverty
Malnutrition
Illiteracy
Economic
ruin
Psychological
trauma
Poor
healthcare
Political
instability
Orphans
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How religious individuals and groups help
victims
of
war
Donating
to charities
Volunteering
to deliver aid or provide emergency support
Raising awareness
to get more help
Taking
in
refugees
Donating clothes
or other items
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