Religious Perspectives on Justice and Peace (Leaving Cert Religious Education): Quizzes
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What three things must justice involve proper relationships with?
What three things must justice involve proper relationships with?
God, people, and creation
Which prophet said 'Let justice roll down like waters'?
Which prophet said 'Let justice roll down like waters'?
Amos
In Micah 6:8, what three things does the Lord require?
In Micah 6:8, what three things does the Lord require?
Do justice, love kindness, walk humbly
Which three groups did the Torah specifically protect?
Which three groups did the Torah specifically protect?
Widows, orphans, and strangers
In Matthew 5:44, what did Jesus teach about enemies?
In Matthew 5:44, what did Jesus teach about enemies?
Love enemies and pray for persecutors
What does 'option for the poor' mean in Judaeo-Christian justice?
What does 'option for the poor' mean in Judaeo-Christian justice?
Prioritising needs of poor & marginalised
According to the five themes, peace can only exist where what has been established?
According to the five themes, peace can only exist where what has been established?
Justice
Which is NOT a pillar of Catholic Social Teaching?
Which is NOT a pillar of Catholic Social Teaching?
Economic prosperity
What three types of justice does the World Council of Churches focus on?
What three types of justice does the World Council of Churches focus on?
Economic, ecological, and gender
When was Trócaire founded and by whom?
When was Trócaire founded and by whom?
1973 by Irish Catholic Bishops
What approach did Martin Luther King Jr. use in the Civil Rights Movement?
What approach did Martin Luther King Jr. use in the Civil Rights Movement?
Non-violent protest
What did Desmond Tutu chair in South Africa?
What did Desmond Tutu chair in South Africa?
Truth and Reconciliation Commission
In Evangelii Gaudium (2013), what did Pope Francis call unjust at its root?
In Evangelii Gaudium (2013), what did Pope Francis call unjust at its root?
Economy of exclusion & inequality