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Christianity: Peace and Conflict

Christian attitudes to peace and Jesus as a peacemaker

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  • Paper 2

Overview

Shalom, Church teachings on peace, the arrest in Luke 22:47 to 53 and how it is read, differing views on what peace requires, inner peace, and the Kingdom of God.

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Key term

How do Christians differ over what peace requires, and what is inner peace?

Key term

What happens at the arrest of Jesus in Luke 22, and what does it show?

Key term

What is peace?

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  1. 1

    What is peace?

    Model answer

    Peace is the absence of war and conflict. Christians also mean a state of harmony, justice and right relationships.

  2. 2

    What does the Hebrew word shalom add to the Christian idea of peace?

    Model answer

    Shalom means wholeness and wellbeing, not just the absence of fighting. Peace in the Bible includes justice and flourishing for all.

  3. 3

    Why is peace important for Christians?

    Model answer

    Jesus is called the Prince of Peace and taught his followers to be peacemakers. Christians believe God wants all people to live in harmony.

  4. 4

    What do Church teachings say about peace?

    Model answer

    Churches teach that peace depends on justice, respect for human rights and forgiveness. Every Church calls on Christians to work and pray for peace.

  5. 5

    What happens in Luke 22:47–53?

    Model answer

    When Jesus is arrested, a disciple cuts off the ear of the high priest's servant. Jesus says "No more of this!" and heals the man.

  6. 6

    How does Luke 22:47–53 show Jesus as a peacemaker?

    Model answer

    Jesus refuses to meet violence with violence, even to save himself. Jesus responds to his enemies with healing.

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