Violence and terrorism (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards

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Violence and terrorism
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Definition of violence

Behaviour deliberately intended to cause harm or death to others

Definition of terrorism

Using violence & fear through intimidation to achieve goals

Catholic Church's stance on terrorism

Stands firmly against terrorism & unjustified violence

Biblical guidance on conflicts

Pursue peace, reconciliation & justice rather than violence

Matthew 26:52 teaching

Put your sword back - all who draw sword will die by sword

Matthew 5:9 blessing

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

Jesus's response to violence (Luke 22:49-51)

Healed servant's ear, chose restoration over retaliation

Key biblical commandment on violence

You shall not kill

When was term 'terrorism' first coined?

French Revolution, 1789-99

Catholic belief: sanctity of life

All human life is sacred & valuable - created by God

CCC 2297 on terrorism

Gravely against justice & charity; kills indiscriminately

Pope Francis on terrorism's roots

Terrorism grows when there is no other option

Non-religious view on violence

Some accept violent responses may be necessary for peace

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