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Religion final

Chapter 10 Peace

QuestionAnswer
Justification of war First articulated by St. Augustine of hippo
Just cause states War is permissible only to confront a real or simple danger.
Just war theory Lethal force may be directed only at those who are threatening to do violence
US Bishops State the best way to challenge aggression is through non violence tactics.
Conventional wisdom Tells is that the party in conflict with the most strength or weapons will be the one to win.
Love Christianity claims love brings love and peace to the world rather than violence.
How to create a climate of peace Disrupt cycles of violence, respond to injustice wherever we encounter it, use our talents and passions and life experiences.
Prayer Helps us align ourselves with gods will to strengthen us and give us peace
Violence Harm to human dignity, harms any well-being or injury to someone.
Spiral of violence Peace amount individuals leads to peace for nations. And disrupts spiral.
Institutional violence Violence that occurs from unjust social structures rather than directly from one person. Ex: racism and poverty.
Peace Harmony through conflict resolution by working in love for all.
Jesus Greatest example of peace
Shalom Hebrew: peace
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