Question 1 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3
Most religions teach that ____ is a desirable state and goal.
- peace
- war
- greed
- revenge
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✓ Answer: A — peace
Religions value peace.
AQA · GCSE · Religious Studies
Thematic Studies: Religion, Peace and Conflict
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Question 2 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3
In just war theory, what does the condition of just cause require?
- That the war is likely to be won quickly
- That the war has the support of most of the population
- That there is a serious wrong to be resisted, such as an act of aggression
- That the war is declared before fighting begins
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✓ Answer: C — That there is a serious wrong to be resisted, such as an act of aggression
Award 1 mark. Self-defence against attack is the clearest example. A desire for territory, resources or revenge does not count as a just cause, which is why the condition rules out most wars in practice.
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