issues of good and evil

good

what is considered morally right, beneficial and to our advantage

evil

what is considered extremely immoral, wicked and wrong

forgiveness

to grant pardon for a wrongdoing; to give up resentment and the desire to seek revenge against a wrongdoer

free will

the ability to make choices voluntarily and independently. the belief that nothing is predetermined

justice

fairness; where everyone has equal rights and provisions

morality

principles and standards that determine whether actions are right or wrong

punishment

a penalty given to someone for a crime or wrong they have done

sin

deliberate immoral action, breaking a moral and religious law

suffering

pain or distress cause by injuries, illness or loss. This can be psychological, emotional, physical or emotional

absolute morality

when someone has a principle that will never be altered, no matter what the circumstances are

relative morality

when someone holds a principle, but adapt sit according to situations

causes of crime

aims of punishment

christianity - aims of punishment

islam- aims of punishment

prison chaplains

christianity- death penalty

islam - death penalty

christianity - forgiveness

islam - forgiveness

catholics - forgiveness

example of forgiveness (case study)

christianity - origins of evil

islam - origin of evil

christianity - suffering

islam - suffering

christianity - free will

islam - free will