Theme E: Religion, crime and punishment 1 (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards

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Theme E: Religion, crime and punishment 1
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What both Catholic Christianity & Islam emphasize regarding punishment

Justice

Catholic approach to punishment focuses on

Rehabilitation (not retribution)

Why Catholics oppose corporal punishment

Belief in universal human rights & human dignity

Core Catholic principle about life

Sanctity of life - all life is sacred

Catholic emphasis for criminals

Reform their lives, understand wrongness of actions

What Sharia law contains guidance on

Corporal punishment for certain offences

Islam fundamentally described as

A religion of peace

Muslim belief about life's origin

All life is special, from Allah's creation

Catholic Church's death penalty position over time

Has evolved/changed significantly

Catechism: when death penalty is acceptable

Only way to defend lives against unjust aggressor

Christianity's central message

Love and forgiveness

Hadith suggests death penalty acceptable for

Grave/serious offences

What Qur'an doesn't explicitly state re: death penalty

That it must be the only option

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