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BUDDHIST CRIME + PUNISHMENT A.M.D.G A Powerpoint from TES modified by MHa

Buddhists have strict rules that all should follow to live a good life and be free of punishment.

The Eightfold Path Right Right Viewpoint Thought Right Concentration Awareness Right Speech Right Effort Right Action Right Living

Starter (in the front of your book) Glue in all loose sheets. Give a practical example of what each of the 8 ideas of the Eightfold Path means (e.g. right awareness would mean not clouding your mind with drink and drugs). If you can’t think of an answer for one then skip it and come back to it.

Starter (in the back of your book) From memory, write out: The Noble Eightfold Path; The Five Precepts; The Four Noble Truths.

Right Viewpoint – The correct way of looking at life. Right Thought – Thinking only good, unselfish things. Right Speech - Saying only nice things. Right Action – Not doing bad things, like killing, stealing or lying.

Right Living – Having a good job that does not harm others. Right Effort – Training yourself to avoid bad things. Right Awareness – controlling your mind to see everything the right way. Right Concentration – training your mind to not wander using meditation.

Samsara and the Wheel of Life To be done in conjunction with fill in photocopied sheet Buddhist Crime Samsara Worksheet on Wheel of Life.

Three poisons

GREED (lobha) IGNORANCE (avijja) HATRED (dosa) Three Poisons Buddhism is not primarily concerned with sin – instead they focus why people suffer. The roots of all evil are: GREED (lobha) IGNORANCE (avijja) HATRED (dosa)

Yama – Lord of Death

Hell

Animal realm

The realm of the devas

The realm of humans

The realm of asuras

The realm of the pretas

Buddha and moksha

Karma – some crimes bring their own punishment

Different things can cloud our mind UNAWARENESS LACK OF WISDOM FALSE VIEWS

Buddhists say… You should uphold the law… Every good motive contributes towards enlightenment You should uphold the law… Karma is key… You reap what you sow Bad actions = bad karma and rebirth in a lower form

Theories of Punishment Buddhists have a system of rewards and punishments for good and bad actions. Buddhists emphasise the need to protect criminals for creating more bad karma for themselves… Protection Reformation Deterrence

Retribution Retribution is bad! A punishment that deliberately destroys another being implies there is no way the person can learn from their mistakes. What punishments would this rule out?

It is the and that needs to be changed.

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Some Buddhists are not opposed to the threat of the death penalty if it is the last resort. What alternatives can you think of? Others believe nothing can excuse taking a life.

‘ A bad person is someone who hasn’t discovered their potential for good. ’ Do you agree? Why / why not?