Religion, Peace and Justice Key Words

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Religion (B- Religion, Peace and Justice) FlashCards sobre Religion, Peace and Justice Key Words, criado por Tabs Churchill em 26-05-2013.
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Questão Responda
Justice The fair and equal treatment of all humans (e.g equality before the law and equality of opportunity)
Forgiveness Pardoning an individual for sin; fundamental Christian duty
Reconciliation The restoration of harmony following "disagreement and conflict"
Capital punishemnt Punishment by death carried out by the legitimate authority (i.e the state)
Deterrence Punishment for the purpose of warning others against committing a similar crime
Protection Punishment for the purpose of protecting outer members of society
Retribution Punishment for the purpose of enabling others to see that the punishment fits the crime
Reform Punishment designed to enable the criminal to mend there ways and return to society (rehabilitation)
Social Injustice The unfair and unequal treatment of individuals n society (e.g denying equality of opportunity for all;denying human rights,racism)
Discrimination Actions based on prejudice (e.g racism,sexism and ageism)
Liberation Theology Modern Christian movement focused on the need to defend the weakn and poor against abuses of power committed by the rich and powerful
Oscar Romero Bishop of El Salvador (South America). A "liberation theologian" who preached against the unjust treatment of the poor by the government;assassinated whilst he celebrated Mass.
Pacifism The belief that using violence to resolve conflict is morally unjustified in all circumstances
Holy War The belief that using violence in certain circumstances in defense of religious principles 9(is alright)
Just war The belief that using violence to resolve conflict is morally justified if conditions are fulfilled
Jus ad bellum The "just war" conditions that must be fulfilled before going to war (e.g last resort)
Jus in bello The "just war" conditions that must be fulfilled during war (e.g proportionally)
Jus post bellum The"just war" conditions that must be fulfilled after the war has ended (e.g peace must be restored)
Righteous Anger The use of violence in a just cause (e.g Jesus in the Temple, Matthew 21:12)
Non-violent Resistance The use of peaceful means to oppose violence (e.g hunger strikes, petitions and protest marches)

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