'If your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink' (Romans 12:20). How would a Christian pacifist interpret this teaching?

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Question

'If your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink' (Romans 12:20). How would a Christian pacifist interpret this teaching?

Accepted Answer

Christians should show love and compassion even to enemies, rejecting violence — Award 1 mark for recognising this teaching emphasises agape (Christian love) extended even to enemies, supporting pacifist rejection of violence and retaliation. A contradicts the teaching's message. C adds a limitation not present in the text. D misinterprets the metaphorical teaching literally.

Answer

Christians should show love and compassion even to enemies, rejecting violence

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Christians should prepare for war by strengthening themselves

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Christians should negotiate peace treaties with food and drink

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Christians should only help enemies during peacetime

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