9.2. Reasons for War GCSE Religious Studies AQA

Question 1

According to Buddhism, why are wars fought in retaliation considered unskilful actions?

Accepted Answer

Retaliation is a form of revenge driven by hatred.

Question 2

According to Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:39, how should Christians respond to aggression?

Accepted Answer

They should not resist and should turn the other cheek

Question 3

Islam teaches that Muslims should be greedy and fight wars for material gain.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 4

What is commonly viewed as a morally acceptable reason for fighting in a war?

Accepted Answer

Protecting one's country, values, beliefs, and way of life

Question 5

How can forgiveness be achieved after a conflict?

Accepted Answer

By establishing peace and reconciliation between both sides

Question 6

Justice is often viewed as an acceptable reason for going to war.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 7

What has historically been a driving force behind many wars?

Accepted Answer

Greed and the desire for more land or resources

Question 8

Which of the following statements aligns with teachings from various religions regarding greed and war?

Accepted Answer

Christianity, Islam, & Buddhism warn against greed & consider it unethical

Question 9

According to the teachings of Islam, how should Muslims approach retaliation?

Accepted Answer

They should retaliate in proportion to the harm suffered

Question 10

The Golden Rule can be found in every religion.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 11

Muslims believe that Allah favours forgiveness and reconciliation.

Accepted Answer

True

Questions 11