Justice (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Flashcards
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Christian definition of justice
Christian definition of justice
Fair treatment based on reasons behind actions
Why context matters in Christian justice
Why context matters in Christian justice
Circumstances affect how crimes should be treated
What Micah 3:8 shows about justice
What Micah 3:8 shows about justice
Justice comes directly from God's power
How justice provides safety for victims
How justice provides safety for victims
Offender faces consequences, restoring security
Recognition function of justice
Recognition function of justice
Publicly acknowledges victim has been genuinely harmed
Restoration aspect of justice
Restoration aspect of justice
Offender makes amends through compensation or service
Why Christians value justice (God's character)
Why Christians value justice (God's character)
God is just; people should reflect this quality
Golden Rule (Luke 6:31)
Golden Rule (Luke 6:31)
Do to others as you would have them do to you
Christian belief about divine judgement
Christian belief about divine judgement
God judges all after death, forgiving those truly sorry
Micah 6:8 - God's requirements
Micah 6:8 - God's requirements
Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly with God
Non-religious focus on justice
Non-religious focus on justice
Practical benefits for society functioning
Christian view: justice is part of...
Christian view: justice is part of...
Following God's will and character
What Christians balance in justice approach
What Christians balance in justice approach
Justice and mercy together
