reasons for crime
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- Created on: 09-09-22 21:24
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- reasons for crime
- islam
- most muslims believe that there is never any justification for committing crimes - especially in countries that follow Shari'ah law
- "those who do not judge according to what god has revealed are doing grave wrong"
- Zakah is in place to help people in poverty - muslims hope that community support will prevent muslims from turning to crime
- the muslim emphasis on a strong extended family should ensure that children are brought up to respect the law by following the good examples that are set
- Muslims forbid the taking of illegal drugs and alcohol. they believe that alcohol is a temptation which will lead people to do wrong and should be resisted
- hatred is against muslim morality
- in countries where Shari'ah law exists, it should not be considered necessary to protest an unjust law as muslims believe none of God's laws can be unjust
- most muslims believe that there is never any justification for committing crimes - especially in countries that follow Shari'ah law
- Christianity
- Christians believe there is rarely any justification for committing crimes, especially as they believe God has put lawmaking authorities in place
- they believe laws are important for keeping order in society so people may live in peace
- "Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities"
- Christians condemn stealing but they are keen to ensure nobody is too poor
- Pope Francis said "focusing on poverty and sacrificing for the poor are the heart of the gospel"
- most denominations do not forbid drinking alcohol - but for Catholics, drunkness is a sin and no denomination encourages excessive drinking
- in the ten commandments, christians are taught not to covet - envy is one of the seven deadly sins
- Christians believe there is rarely any justification for committing crimes, especially as they believe God has put lawmaking authorities in place
- islam
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