Theme D: Religion, peace and conflict 2 (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards

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Theme D: Religion, peace and conflict 2
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Definition of pacifism

Belief that war/violence is morally wrong; conflicts resolved peacefully

Catholic Christianity & pacifism

Not fully pacifist but many Catholics embrace peaceful approaches

Catholic scriptural support for peace

'You shall not kill' (Exodus 20:13) from Ten Commandments

Catholic peace advocates (2 examples)

Betty Williams and Thomas Merton

Islam's approach to pacifism

Nuanced; not pacifist but promotes peace, discourages violence

Meaning of 'Islam'

'Peace' and 'submission to Allah'

When Islam accepts conflict

To establish justice & protect the innocent

Islamic teaching on reconciliation

Emphasises working for reconciliation & achieving peace between parties

Muslim peace advocates (2 examples)

Muhammad Ali and Malala Yousafzai

Both religions' view on WMD

Morally wrong; cause destruction & enormous loss of life

Why both oppose WMD

All life is sacred as God's creation

Both religions' priority

Peace is more important than war

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