Crime (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Flashcards
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What is crime?
What is crime?
Action breaking laws established by the state
Crime from Christian perspective
Crime from Christian perspective
Sin - acting against God's will & moral standards
Dual nature of crime in Christianity
Dual nature of crime in Christianity
Breaks human laws & spiritual transgression against God
Original sin source
Original sin source
Adam & Eve's disobedience in Garden of Eden
Human tendency to commit sin
Human tendency to commit sin
Inherent part of human nature
Romans 3:23 teaching
Romans 3:23 teaching
All have sinned and fall short of God's glory
Why laws exist
Why laws exist
To protect society and maintain order
5 causes of crime
5 causes of crime
Poverty, poor upbringing, racism, instability, drugs
Ten Commandments role
Ten Commandments role
Fundamental rules stating killing & stealing are wrong
Christian duty regarding others' sins
Christian duty regarding others' sins
Forgive others as God forgives them
Jesus & woman caught in adultery lesson
Jesus & woman caught in adultery lesson
Show mercy, forgive before judging
Prison Fellowship purpose
Prison Fellowship purpose
Supports criminals serving time in prison
Street Pastors purpose
Street Pastors purpose
Prevent crime & help those in crisis
