Catholic Social Teaching Chapter 8 Large

Catholic Social Teaching Chapter 8 Large

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1. One of the major causes of terrorism

4. A person who refuses to participate in war out of reasons of conscience is called a conscientious ___

8. Nonviolence should not be confused with this

11. Peacemaking begins in a person’s ___

13. This level of violence denies basic human rights

16. This level of violence is where those in power repeat the cycle of violence

18. Noncombatants must have ___ from direct attack

20. This can never be permitted against suspected terrorists

22. It does not insure peace, but aggravates the causes of war and contributes to injustice

23. One of the three major elements of the Church’s vision of peacemaking is human ___

25. Saint who wrote: Peace sown by peacemakers brings a harvest of justice

28. Pope John Paul II condemned it as the intention to kill people and destroy property indiscriminately and to create a climate of terror

30. Wrote many essays commenting on the society of his day, including his opposition to the Vietnam war

32. One step towards greater justice is improving foreign ___

34. The rule that requires the damage inflicted to be commensurate with the good expected

37. Peacemaking is enhanced when we practice these

38. The Church says war must always be this

40. Peace is not only the absence of this

41. Nonviolent protest in the Philippines was part of the ___ power movement in 1986

42. There must be ways to reduce the crushing international ___ of the poorer nations

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2. To be a just, a war must be waged for the ___ intention

3. One of the three major causes of war according to experts

5. Pope Paul VI said that peace is a result of this

6. Violence is the result of this

7. Someone who opposes all war as a means of settling disputes

9. The Church supports the strengthening of this international institution

10. Successfully used nonviolent protest to gain India’s independence from the British

12. One of the requirements of justice

14. A set of principles developed throughout the centuries by the Church that clearly outline when a nation may ethically participate in war

15. One the principles of a just war

17. The biblical prophets warn that no true justice or true peace takes place without care for the ___

19. The American bishops condemn this type of war in all instances

21. He died resisting induction into the Nazi army

24. This level of violence is where the oppressed group theirs to correct a wrong through violence

26. Martin Luther King noted that returning violence for violence only ___ violence

27. Lincoln’s adversary whom he appointed as Secretary of War

29. Lord, make ___ an instrument of your peace

31. This is an essential for developing a spirituality of peacemaking

33. Jesus taught that peace is a result of both justice and this

35. This is a key drawback to authentic development for poor nations

36. Jesus said that those who take the ___ will perish by it

39. Church teaching understands ___ legitimate ways of responding to armed conflict