Views about people who break the law (OCR GCSE Religious Studies): Flashcards
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Christian view on lawbreakers
Christian view on lawbreakers
Forgive, give 2nd chance, punish & help reform
Galatians quote about consequences
Galatians quote about consequences
A man reaps what he sows
Christian view: poverty & law-breaking
Christian view: poverty & law-breaking
Not excuse but address it to prevent crime
Christians encourage lawbreakers to...
Christians encourage lawbreakers to...
Repent (say sorry) leading to forgiveness
Parable of sheep & goats teaching
Parable of sheep & goats teaching
Treating prisoners well pleases God
Society's view on poverty crimes
Society's view on poverty crimes
Sympathy/understanding - seen as desperation/necessity
Upbringing factors leading to crime
Upbringing factors leading to crime
Dysfunctional family, violence, lack of role models
Society's view on mental illness crimes
Society's view on mental illness crimes
Compassionate - impairs judgment & self-control
Society's view on addiction crimes
Society's view on addiction crimes
Mixed - disease needing treatment vs choice
Society's view on greed crimes
Society's view on greed crimes
Condemned as selfish, support harsher punishment
Society's view on hate crimes
Society's view on hate crimes
Strong condemnation, severe penalties supported
Civil disobedience examples
Civil disobedience examples
Martin Luther King Jr. & Gandhi
Christian emphasis in treating criminals
Christian emphasis in treating criminals
Love, help & reform
Islamic view on justice & criminals
Islamic view on justice & criminals
Emphasize justice but encourage mercy
Islamic view on accountability
Islamic view on accountability
Criminals must take accountability for their actions