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16 Cards in this Set
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A just war must be started by one of these. |
Head of state. |
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What is an example of a Holy war? |
Crusade. |
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What is one reason why a country might go to war? |
Resources |
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What is a war that is fought for religious reasons. |
Holy War. |
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What is the number of conditions for a just war? |
Six. |
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Who is someone who does not believe in fighting? |
Pacifist. |
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Jesus said that these people were blessed. |
Peacemakers. |
Blessed are the ........... |
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Who is the man that thought up the conditions of the Just War Theory? |
St Thomas Quinas |
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What is an example of a christian group who are pacifists? |
Quakers. |
Quaker oats. |
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What did Jesus say you should do to your enemies. |
Love. |
.... your enemies and pray for those who hate you. |
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Identify at least two reasons why people go to war. |
1. Gain land 2. Religion 3. Human rights |
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Name an organisation that was set up to help prevent War. |
Red Cross. |
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What is one positive and one negative consequence of War? |
Positive- You can gain things like land. Negative- You harm innocent people and can take lives. |
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Finish the Christian teaching. Blessed are the peacemakers, for...... |
They will be called the children of God. |
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Give two of the Just War rules. |
1. It must be a last resort. 2. To be fought with good intentions. |
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What does NATO stand for? |
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. |
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