Pacifism (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards

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Pacifism definition

Belief that war & violence are always morally wrong

Is Catholicism traditionally pacifist?

No - believes fighting sometimes needed for peace

Ten Commandments teaching on taking life

You shall not murder (Exodus 20:13)

Jesus's teaching on enemies (Matthew 5:44)

Love your enemies & pray for those who persecute you

What Jesus said about using swords (Matthew 26:52)

Put sword back...all who draw sword will die by sword

Why human life is sacred (Genesis 1:27)

Humans created in God's own image

Beatitudes teaching on peacemakers

Blessed are peacemakers, they'll be called children of God

Conscientious objectors in World Wars

Christians who refused military combat due to pacifist beliefs

Two pacifist leaders inspired by Christian teachings

Martin Luther King Jr. & Mahatma Gandhi

Passive resistance definition

Non-violent opposition to authority, refusing to cooperate

Which Christian denomination is consistently pacifist?

Quakers (Religious Society of Friends)

Quaker belief about God & violence

God exists in everyone; violence attacks divine within them

Thomas Merton role & dates

Catholic Trappist monk (1915-68), advocated for peace movement

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