A comprehensive overview of Christian and Buddhist perspectives on crime, punishment, and rehabilitation, highlighting their distinct approaches to justice, forgiveness, and reformation.
- Christian attitudes towards crime and punishment emphasize forgiveness while acknowledging the need for justice
- Buddhist views on forgiveness and reformation focus on addressing root causes of crime and promoting compassion
- Both religions oppose cruel punishments and support rehabilitation
- Religious perspectives on the death penalty generally oppose capital punishment based on sanctity of life principles
- Both faiths advocate for community service and humane prison conditions as reformative measures