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Sikhism: Crime and Punishment
Sikh teaching on the treatment of criminals
- 3 things to know
- Paper 2
Overview
Ang 245 and reforming offenders, helping prisoners, torture and the history of the Gurus, the greater-good argument, human rights, fair trial and jury, and Jaswant Singh Khalra.
What you need to know
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What does Ang 245 teach about wrongdoers?
How might Sikhs use Ang 245 to support reforming offenders?
Questions from this subtopic
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How do Sikhs believe criminals should be treated?
Model answer
Sikhs believe criminals should be treated humanely, since God's light is in them too. Offenders should have the chance to reform.
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What does Ang 245 teach about wrongdoers?
Model answer
Ang 245 teaches that even the unworthy can be redeemed through the Guru's grace and loving devotion. God forgives the sincere seeker.
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How might Sikhs use Ang 245 to support reforming offenders?
Model answer
Ang 245 shows that nobody is beyond redemption. Sikhs therefore support education, faith and practical help in prison.
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How do Sikhs help prisoners?
Model answer
Sikh chaplains visit prisons to lead prayers and give guidance. Volunteers support prisoners and their families.
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What do most Sikhs believe about torture?
Model answer
Most Sikhs condemn torture as a violation of God's light in every person. The Gurus themselves suffered torture from unjust rulers.
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How does the history of the Gurus shape Sikh views on torture?
Model answer
Guru Arjan was tortured to death, and Guru Tegh Bahadur's companions were cruelly killed. Sikhs see torture as the tool of tyranny.
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