Just War And Christian Attitudes To Conflict
5 Questions
| Total Attempts: 36
A quick quiz to test your knowledge about Christian Attitudes to war
Questions and Answers
- 1.What is the aim of Holy War?
- A.
To make a mess
- B.
To provide a point to the goverment
- C.
To protect the religion of the people concerned
- 2.Who fought the Holy War?
- A.
God.
- B.
The Crusades
- C.
Soilders
- D.
Muslims
- 3.What is the meaning of Just War?
- A.
To provide a point to life
- B.
To be fought for a reason
- C.
To slaughter men and woman
- D.
To just fight
- 4.The war must be fought with.....
- A.
The intention to establish good or correct evil
- B.
Weapons
- C.
People who are willing to fight
- 5.What is the intention of Just War?
- A.
To make a mess of their country
- B.
To motivate states to find other ways of resolving conflict.
- C.
To fight
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