Reasons for crime (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards

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Reasons for crime
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Crime in Christianity represents

Actions against God's will

Origin of sinful nature in Christianity

Adam & Eve's disobedience in Garden of Eden

Romans 3:23 about sin

All have sinned & fall short of God's glory

Christian responsibility towards state laws

Respect & follow them

Romans 13:1 about authorities

God established governing authorities

When Christians should challenge laws

When unjust or promote discrimination

First reason people commit crimes

Poverty & upbringing

Second reason people commit crimes

Mental illness & addiction

Christian response to mental illness & addiction

Help & treatment, not just condemnation

Third reason people commit crimes

Greed & hate

Fourth reason people commit crimes

Opposition to unjust laws

Mark 12:31 commandment

Love your neighbour as yourself

Christian teaching on forgiveness for criminals

Important, even for serious crimes

Purpose of fair punishment in Christianity

Justice for victims & reform of criminals

Christian punishment emphasis

Rehabilitation & reform, not revenge

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