Religion, Crime and the causes of crime (OCR GCSE Religious Studies): Quizzes
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What do most religious people believe about those who do wrong?
What do most religious people believe about those who do wrong?
They are redeemable
What do religions believe in rather than evil people?
What do religions believe in rather than evil people?
Evil actions
What do utilitarians base their judgement of actions on?
What do utilitarians base their judgement of actions on?
Consequences
How do utilitarians view actions with bad intentions but good consequences?
How do utilitarians view actions with bad intentions but good consequences?
As good actions
How might religious people view actions with bad intentions but good outcomes?
How might religious people view actions with bad intentions but good outcomes?
As bad because intentions were wrong
What is an example of good intentions leading to bad actions?
What is an example of good intentions leading to bad actions?
Stealing to feed their family
Why do some feel it is never OK to break the law?
Why do some feel it is never OK to break the law?
They have a duty to obey God
What did Jesus teach about treating others?
What did Jesus teach about treating others?
Treat others as you'd like to be treated
Which is NOT listed as a justification for causing suffering?
Which is NOT listed as a justification for causing suffering?
To gain personal wealth
How do Christians view evil in relation to free will?
How do Christians view evil in relation to free will?
Evil is the abuse of free will
Why do humans need the possibility to choose evil?
Why do humans need the possibility to choose evil?
For good actions to truly be good
What role does Satan play in Christian beliefs about evil?
What role does Satan play in Christian beliefs about evil?
Tempts people into sin