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Religion, War and Peace
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GCSE Religious Studies Mind Map on Religion, War and Peace, created by Thomas Truscott on 27/04/2015.
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Religion, War and Peace
War
Types of war
Between nations
Civil wars
War against terrorism
Causes of war
To end injustice
To remove an unjust leader
Gain land or resources
Pre-emptive strike to prevent expected attack
Defence of a weaker nation
Defence of religon, freedoms, way of life
Effects of war
Victims of war
Killed
Wounded
Refugees
Orphaned
Soldiers
Killed
Traumatised
Desensetised
Environment
Destruction of landscape
Hazardous areas eg. Land mines
Economy
Cost of rebuild
Loss of farming and industry
Fought
WMD's
For Proliferation
Discourge attack and maintain peace
Likelihood of being used less because damage is more
Disarmament agreements are easier to get because countries are equal in WMD's
For Disarmament
Proliferation makes use more likely
No moral justification for use
Waste of valuable resources to produce them which could be used more effectively
Cost money which could be used for peaceful aims
Encourages other countries to develop them
Conventional
Just War Theory
Ends when aim is met
Have a good outcome
Reasonable force used
Be winnable
Be a last resort
Have a clear aim to promote good over evil
Have a just cause
Be controlled by a just authority
Key words
Just war
Rules of war whch permit a religious person to fight
Holy war
Fighting for a religious cause
Pacifism
The belief that all violence is wrong
Conscientious objectors
Peace can be achieved using non violent methods
WMD's
Kill large numbers of people and destroy vast areas of land
War
Two or more sides or nations involved in armed conflict
Peace
The abscense of war or conflict between groups or nations
Victims of war
Civillians who are affected by war
Red Cross
Refugees
People who are forced to leave their homes and countries to find safety elsewhere
Nuclear proliferation
The increase in countries with nuclear weapons
Religion
Christianity
Love your neighbor
Those who live by the sword, die by the sword (Jesus)
Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall inherit the earth (Jesus)
Treat others as you would like them to treat you
If someone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to him the other
Islam
Hate your enemy mildly, for he may become your friend one day
Fight them until there is no more oppresion and there justice prevails
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