Crime and punishment

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Created on: 22-11-20 16:06

What is the difference between intentions and actions?

Intentions=the reason why someone acts/something they intend to do
Action=what someone does with an intention or sometimes without e.g-could be a spontaneous reaction

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What are Muslim beliefs/teachings about evil and intentuins

-Shaytaan tempts muslims to do wrong
-Weakness of humans/tendency to do wrong means they do evil
'Forgive and overlook'
An evil intention is bad, but not as bad as committing an evil act too

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What are Christian beliefs about evil and intentions?

-Original sin means humans will inevitably do evil
-Devil tempts them to do wrong

'Hate the sin, not the sinner'

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What are muslim teachings about suffering?

-Suffering is for our betterment, but as humans our knowledge is limited-so we don't understand the reason behind it
-It is a test from God which tests our faith
'God does not burden a soul more than it can bear'

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What are Christian beliefs about suffering?

-It is the result of abuse of free will
-Inevitable for humans to make mistakes (free will, original sin) but they can repent
'We glory in our sufferings as it produces character'

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What are Christian and muslim beliefs about causing suffering to others?

Christians=WRONG but inevitable, in this case they should repair for damage and repent to God
Muslims: wrong as they share an identity with other muslims, but if they do cause suffering-they should repent /compensate for damage

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What are Muslim beliefs/teachings about evil and intentuins

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-Shaytaan tempts muslims to do wrong
-Weakness of humans/tendency to do wrong means they do evil
'Forgive and overlook'
An evil intention is bad, but not as bad as committing an evil act too

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What are Christian beliefs about evil and intentions?

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What are muslim teachings about suffering?

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What are Christian beliefs about suffering?

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