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Sikhism: Peace and Conflict
Sikh attitudes to weapons of mass destruction
- 3 things to know
- Paper 2
Overview
Their harms and claimed benefits, Ang 146 on the earth, why some accept a nation holding nuclear arms, utilitarian arguments for and against, and how Humanists are divided.
What you need to know
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What problems do weapons of mass destruction cause, according to Sikhs?
What benefits are claimed for weapons of mass destruction, which Sikhs must weigh?
Questions from this subtopic
Each one with the model answer underneath.
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What are weapons of mass destruction, which Sikhs debate?
Model answer
Weapons of mass destruction are weapons that can kill huge numbers of people at once. Examples include nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
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What problems do weapons of mass destruction cause, according to Sikhs?
Model answer
Weapons of mass destruction kill civilians indiscriminately and cause lasting damage to the environment. Radiation and disease can harm future generations.
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What benefits are claimed for weapons of mass destruction, which Sikhs must weigh?
Model answer
Supporters claim nuclear weapons deter attack and keep the peace. Nuclear powers have avoided full-scale war with one another since 1945.
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What is the Sikh attitude to the use of weapons of mass destruction?
Model answer
Most Sikhs believe their use can never be justified. Weapons of mass destruction break the Dharam Yudh rules on civilians and minimum force.
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What does Ang 146 teach about the earth?
Model answer
Ang 146, in a verse of Guru Angad, calls air the Guru, water the father and earth the great mother. The natural world deserves reverence and care.
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How do Sikhs use Ang 146 against weapons of mass destruction?
Model answer
Weapons of mass destruction poison the air, water and earth that the Guru calls sacred. Anyone who destroys them harms the mother of all life.
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