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Issues of Peace and Conflict: weapons of mass destruction — nuclear weapons and religious views
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Question 1 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

Which of the following best describes the Christian pacifist view of nuclear weapons?

  1. Nuclear weapons are acceptable if used only against military targets
  2. Nuclear weapons should be abolished because all violence is contrary to God's will
  3. Nuclear weapons may be used only when authorised by the United Nations
  4. Nuclear weapons are justified when a nation's survival is at stake
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✓ Answer: B — Nuclear weapons should be abolished because all violence is contrary to God's will
Christian pacifists, influenced by Jesus's teaching on non-violence and love of enemies, reject all forms of violence including nuclear weapons, arguing they must be abolished entirely. The UN authorisation view reflects a Just War position, not pacifism. Targeting only military sites attempts to apply discrimination principles but is not a pacifist argument. National survival as justification is a realist or Just War argument, not pacifism.
Question 2 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

In the context of nuclear weapons, the term 'multilateral disarmament' means:

  1. Increasing the number of nuclear weapons held by all nations equally
  2. Several nations agreeing together to reduce or eliminate nuclear arsenals
  3. Allowing only the United Nations to possess nuclear weapons
  4. One nation unilaterally giving up all its nuclear weapons immediately
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✓ Answer: B — Several nations agreeing together to reduce or eliminate nuclear arsenals
Multilateral disarmament involves multiple nations negotiating and agreeing together to reduce or eliminate nuclear weapons, as distinct from unilateral disarmament where one country acts alone. Most mainstream Christian denominations support multilateral rather than unilateral disarmament. Increasing weapons is the opposite of disarmament. Transferring weapons to the UN is a different policy proposal.
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