GCSE RS Crime and Punishment

Question 1

When Jesus encountered taken in adultery, he said to her

Accepted Answer

Go, and don't sin again

Question 2

Which is an offence against the state?

Accepted Answer

treason

Question 3

Do not take

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what is not given

Question 4

Christians believe in justice because

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God is a god of justice, In Christ there is no male nor female, slave nor free, Jesus taught about justice

Question 5

The death penalty, or capital punishment

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is retribution, protection and deterrence

Question 6

Jesus said Judge (look down on, punish or criticise)

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not unless you are ready to be judged

Question 7

Retribution

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makes the offender suffer

Question 8

In the story of Anguilimala, the Buddha teaches

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A good example is the best way to change people's behaviour, All people are capable of enlightenment

Question 9

A sin is

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breaking God's law

Question 10

Which of the following are causes of crime?

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Mental health issues, Peer influence, Poverty

Question 11

People need law

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to stop people administering their own justice, people know what behaviour is expected, so that people are protected

Question 12

the most common crime in the UK is

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theft

Question 13

Prison, community service, fines, education programmes, counselling, tagging, are all forms of

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dealing with crime, protecting society

Question 14

Murder, according to Buddhism (2 answers)

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will generate bad karma, offends the first principle

Question 15

Blasphemy is

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Insulting or contempt towards God

Question 16

Vindication

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shows the actions was wrong and justifies non offenders

Question 17

What is repentance?

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To turn away from your previous actions

Question 18

Prison is a last resort for young people because

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we should focus on their rehabilitation, There is a possibility prison will make them re-offend

Question 19

At the Buddhist job-centre, they said I couldn't be a professional shop lifter because

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wanting causes suffering, It was not a right livelihood, It breached the principles of Buddhism

Question 20

Which members of year 11 are likely to go to prison?

Accepted Answer

Just Emily

Question 21

Which of these views would Christians support?

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They are naturally selfish/sinful, wanting their own benefit

Question 22

Which of these is an offence against property?

Accepted Answer

Vandalism

Question 23

Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a prisoner of conscience

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broke the law to do what he thought was right

Question 24

People oppose capital punishment

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prisons causes more suffering for the offender, how can killing a killer say that killing is wrong?, innocent people have been killed

GCSE RS Crime and Punishment

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GCSE RS Crime and Punishment

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