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Christianity: Peace and Conflict

Christian pacifism, passive resistance and Martin Luther King

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Overview

The early Church and fighting, Quaker pacifism and conscientious objectors in the World Wars, why many reject pacifism, passive resistance, John 14:22 to 31, and Martin Luther King's rejection of violence.

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Who was Martin Luther King, and how did he resist injustice?

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What does John 14:27 teach about peace?

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What is pacifism?

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  1. 1

    What is pacifism?

    Model answer

    Pacifism is the belief that all violence and war are wrong. Pacifists refuse to take part in war.

  2. 2

    How did the early Church view fighting?

    Model answer

    Many early Christians refused to serve in the Roman army. Most followed Jesus' teaching to love enemies.

  3. 3

    Why are Quakers known for pacifism?

    Model answer

    Quakers believe there is "that of God" in every person, so killing is always wrong. Quakers have refused to fight since the 1660s.

  4. 4

    What did Quaker conscientious objectors do in the World Wars?

    Model answer

    Many Quakers refused to fight and served in the Friends Ambulance Unit instead. Some were imprisoned for their refusal.

  5. 5

    Why do many Christians reject pacifism?

    Model answer

    Many Christians believe force is sometimes needed to protect the innocent. Allowing great evil to go unchallenged may itself be wrong.

  6. 6

    What is passive resistance?

    Model answer

    Passive resistance is opposing an injustice by peaceful protest rather than violence. Methods include marches, boycotts and sit-ins.

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