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9.6. Religion and Peace-making Today GCSE Religious Studies AQA
9.6. Religion and Peace-making Today GCSE Religious Studies AQA
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GCSE Religious Studies 9.6 Religion and peace-making today
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What do pacifists believe regarding the resolution of conflicts?
Peace can only be gained through military dominance & forceful intervention
War and violence are sometimes necessary evils to achieve peace
Human lives are expendable if they serve the greater good of society
Conflicts should be settled using peaceful means rather than war & violence
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What is the main aim of the Muslim Peace Fellowship?
Promoting violent conflict resolution in line with Islamic principles.
Advocating for the use of force and warfare to spread Islam
Dedication to the idea & application of nonviolence in line with Islam
Supporting terrorism and extremist ideologies within the Muslim community
3
What teachings of Jesus inspire support for pacifism among many Christian pacifists?
'An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.'
'Violence is the answer to all conflicts.'
'Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.'
'Blessed are the mighty, for they shall inherit the earth.'
4
The Qur'an teaches not to ignore the offer of peace.
True
False
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All Christians support pacifism.
True
False
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Muhammad Ali received a fine & 5 year prison sentence for refusing to enlist in the US military during the Vietnam War.
False
True
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What do Christians who support pacifism believe about violence?
Violence is never acceptable in any way
Violence is acceptable when it serves the interests of the state
Violence is justifiable under the Just War theory
Violence is acceptable when it is necessary for self-defense
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According to pacifists, what is one effective method for preventing wars from occurring?
Advocating for aggressive foreign policies
Implementing strict censorship laws
Encouraging diplomacy and peaceful negotiations
Promoting military strength and dominance
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According to the Parable of the Saw, how should Buddhists respond when faced with extreme violence or harm?
Be compassionate to all beings and avoid violence
Retaliate with equal force and defend oneself vigorously
Seek justice through legal means and punish the aggressors accordingly
Succumb to feelings of hatred and seek revenge
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Which of the following is a core teaching of Buddhism regarding non-violence?
Buddhists must avoid harming or killing any living beings
Violence is sometimes needed for the greater good
Non-violence should only be practiced when told by religious leaders
Non-violence is optional, depending on personal beliefs & circumstances
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What were people called who refused to fight during the world wars and instead took on non-combat roles?
Resisters
Conscientious objectors
Anti-war activists
Combat evaders
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Christian pacifists believe that pacifism is attainable through their faith and prayer.
False
True
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Thich Nhat Hanh, a modern-day Buddhist peacemaker, has been advocating for Engaged Buddhism since his teenage years.
False
True
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According to the Qur'an, what is the recommended course of action if two groups of believers engage in conflict?
Support the group that appears to be on the side of righteousness
Encourage them to continue fighting until one group is completely defeated
Mediate and make peace between them, striving for reconciliation
Condemn both groups for their violent behavior & excommunicate them
