Theme E: Religion, crime and punishment 2 (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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Foundation of Catholic forgiveness teaching
Foundation of Catholic forgiveness teaching
Jesus died on cross so God can forgive humanity's sins
Catholic responsibility regarding forgiveness
Catholic responsibility regarding forgiveness
Extend same forgiveness to others as God gave them
God's role in helping Catholics forgive
God's role in helping Catholics forgive
Actively helps believers become more forgiving
Islamic view of Allah's nature
Islamic view of Allah's nature
Allah is inherently merciful and forgives people
Muslim duty regarding forgiveness
Muslim duty regarding forgiveness
Forgive others, especially those showing remorse
Islamic term for repentance
Islamic term for repentance
Tawbah
Components of true repentance in Islam
Components of true repentance in Islam
Genuine remorse, seeking forgiveness, making amends
How Islam is frequently described
How Islam is frequently described
Religion of peace
Islamic belief about judgment
Islamic belief about judgment
Muslims judged by Allah after death based on behaviour
Similarity in both faiths' view of forgiveness
Similarity in both faiths' view of forgiveness
Divine quality that humans should emulate
Catholic theological centre of forgiveness
Catholic theological centre of forgiveness
Christ's sacrifice and redemption
Islamic theological centre of forgiveness
Islamic theological centre of forgiveness
Allah's direct mercy and importance of repentance
Both faiths' preferred criminal justice approach
Both faiths' preferred criminal justice approach
Rehabilitation & reconciliation over punishment
Nature of forgiveness in both traditions
Nature of forgiveness in both traditions
Active rather than passive