What is Justice?
What is distributive justice?
Justice concerned with fair distribution of resources and opportunities.
A moral view where right and wrong depend on personal opinion.
What is subjective morality?
This Netflix documentary examined the abuse of young gymnasts by Larry Nassar.
What is Athlete A?
Genesis 4 records Cain committing this crime.
What is murder?
Complete the statement: Humans value justice while struggling to be _____ in all they do.
What is just?
What is retributive justice?
Justice concerned with punishment for wrongdoing.
A moral view where some actions are always right or wrong regardless of opinion.
What is objective morality?
This case became a national conversation about justice for victims of sexual assault.
What is the Brock Turner case?
God's response that Abel's blood "cries out from the ground" symbolises this.
What is a demand for justice?
According to Christianity, justice and forgiveness are often held together through this person.
Who is Jesus?
Christians believe justice matters because it reflects this aspect of God's character.
What is God's goodness/righteousness?
The unit asks whether justice is possible if evil is this.
What is subjective?
In both Athlete A and the Brock Turner case, students identified this common form of injustice.
What is the abuse of power/failure to protect victims?
Christians believe all people will ultimately face this.
What is judgement?
Why might someone argue that morality is not merely subjective?
What is because some actions seem universally wrong?
According to the unit, people naturally recognise many actions as ______.
What is unjust?
Christians believe objective moral standards exist because they originate from this unchanging source.
What is God?
These case studies were used to test whether abuse should be viewed as objectively or subjectively wrong.
What is objectively wrong?
The Parable of the Wedding Banquet is used to discuss entry into this.
What is heaven/God's kingdom?
The Christian belief that even those responsible for great evil can be forgiven highlights this concept.
What is undeserved grace?
This Bible Project theme describes God's desire to set things right.
What is biblical justice?
Explain why objective evil may provide a stronger foundation for justice.
What is because justice requires real standards beyond personal preference?
The strong public reaction to both cases is often used as evidence that some moral truths are ______ rather than merely personal preferences.
What are objective?
The story of Duch, who was responsible for thousands of deaths in the Cambodian genocide and later became a Christian, highlights this tension in Christianity.
What is the tension between justice and grace?
The belief that murder, abuse, and genocide are wrong regardless of culture or personal opinion supports this view of morality.
What is objective morality?