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Christian Beliefs on crime and punishment
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GCSE R.E (Christian Beliefs on Crime and Punishment) Mind Map on Christian Beliefs on crime and punishment, created by anna.a.graysmith on 31/03/2014.
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Christian Beliefs on crime and punishment
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"love your neighbor" - loving towards criminals, allow them to rehabilitate
Forgive and Forget - we should forgive criminals and help them re-enter society
"God made man in his own image" - linked to sanctity of life
"the Lord givith and the Lord takith away" - God should decide when people die, against death penalty
"you shall not kill"
parable of the unforgiving servant
if we dont forgive people then we wont be forgiven
Capital Punishment (death penalty) - it is a sentence of punishment by execution
Capital Punishment
"eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth. As he has injured, so he is to be injured
"if any one of you is without sin, let him be the first to throw a stone at her"
"you shall not kill"
Sanctity of life
Views on the death penalty
Roman Catholic
all life is sacred
last resort
not for revenge, common good
right of state but not unlimited
very rare circumstance
Church of England
sanctity of life, human life valued
only God has the right
retribution is wrong
Human rights
against human right to life
no one has the right to take life
effects innocent family members
deterrence
not a valid argument
death penalty has been going for years and people still commit crime
execution of the innocent
death penalty cannot be taken back
families will have been destroyed for no reason
always that risk
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