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Religion, peace and conflict
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I can explain how Christian beliefs about peace, justice forgiveness, and reconciliation influence their responses to conflict and inspire movements for justice and nonviolence.
I can explain what Christians and humanists believe about violence and violent protest.
I can explain how Christians, Muslims, and non-religious people respond to war, including different beliefs about when (if ever) violence can be justified.
I can explain reasons for war, such as self-defence and retaliation, and show how Christians respond to these reasons.
I can explain how religion can be a cause of war, using the Crusades as an example, and evaluate different Christian, Muslim, and non-religious attitudes towards Holy War.
I can explain the Just War theory, describe different Christian views, and give my opinion on whether a war can ever be justified.
I can describe what terrorism is and explain how Christians and others respond to it
I will be able to explain what pacifism is and outline arguments for and against it.
I can explain Christian teachings on pacifism and the reasons why Christians may or may not be pacifists.
I can explain what nuclear weapons are and give different views on their use and disarmament.
I can explain what weapons of mass destruction are and describe their types, effects and issues surrounding them.
I can explain different Christian responses to weapons of mass destructions.
I can explain the difference between pacifism and peace-making, and give examples of how Christians and others work for peace
I can explain how Christians and others respond to people affected by war
I can explain how Christian Aid responds to victims of war.
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