christian views on mental illness:
treating the causes of illness is the most ? way of dealing with people with mental illness
buddhists views on mental illness:
everyone sees ? in a distorted way which leads to people to inflict ? upon themselves and ot
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Card 7
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christian views on addiction:
for/against taking illegal drugs
support ? as a way of defeating addiction
for/against alcohol
buddhist views on addiction:
people on drugs lose awareness and are less ? to others
the fifth moral precept encourages buddhists
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Card 8
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christian views on greed:
the ? commandments forbid envy
and envy causes ?
buddhist views on greed:
acting out of greed is unskilful and leads to ?
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Card 9
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christian views on hate:
jesus taught christians to love everybody, including ?
buddhist views on hate:
one of the ? poisons
one of the main causes of ?
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Card 10
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christian views on opposition to unjust law:
some agree with this but only if no ? is involved and no one is ?
buddhist views on opposition to unjust law:
they might disobey a law that expresses ?
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Card 11
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christians believe that offenders must be punished according to how ? their crime was
offenders have human rights so should not be given a punishment that is ?
offenders should be helped to become ? members of society so they don't ? crime
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Card 12
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buddhists does not favour punishment as its rooted in the idea of ? and causes ? to the offender
however they believe in ? for people who act unskilfully
buddhism also teaches that everyone can change, they believe in rehabilitation and ?
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Card 13
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what are the three types of crime?
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Card 14
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christian views on hate crime:
condemn hate crimes because god created humans to be ?
"love thy ?" means to show ? to everybody
buddhist views on hate crime:
hatred is one of the ? poisons
should aim to have ? instead
no ? for hatred
acting from hatred c
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Card 15
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christian views on theft:
goes against ? commandments
buddhist views on theft:
breaks second moral precept to abstain taking from things that are not freely ?
strengthens habit of ?
expresses lack of ? for others
