Dialogue Flashcards
is britain christian country discuss
yes- queen head of state and head of church
26 bishops sit in house of laws, help approve laws
bank holidays around christianity- christmas
marriage
no- uk multi faith, muslims, hindiusm etc
people not aware of religious origins
what is secularisation
idea that religious beliefs, practices and organisations are becoming less important. happens over time
what is humanism
a way of seeing and reacting to the world using science, logic and rejecting religious beliefs
what 3 principals do humanists have
scientific view of universe rejecting belief in supernatural
concern for welfare of humans based on reason not divine authority
need for everyone to have meaning in their life without belief in life after death
what do british humanist association campaign for
removal of 26 bishops from house of lords and abolishing faith schools
arguments for church schools
parents should choose schools that share their values
religious groups pay for the education
arguments against church schools
humanists oppose as public money should not be going to support religions
places allocated by religion, therefore religious people have an educational advantage
clash/agreement between religion and secular values in education
agree- national secular society not against religion itself
secularists believe children should choose their own religions
Disagree- national secular society against religion being promoted in state schools
parents should have a choice in their childs education
faith schools may teach faith based science- nss disagree with
clashes between religion tradition and secular laws on marriage
agree- marriage important and usually have church weddings.
consent important in marriage, churches oppose forced marriage
divorce necessary in abuse etc
Disagree- religions encourage arranged marriages
churches oppose same sex marriage
catholics unable to remarry
clashes and agreements on equality
agree- church of england allows women as priests
equality act- humans made in image of gof
Disagree- priests and nuns exempt from equality act
st paul inequality towards women
women not allowed to be priests
what is active euthanasia
deliberate act of ending someones life to end their suffering
what is passive euthanasia
ending of treatment so the persons life ends
clashes and agreements on medical ethics
agree- human life important
church of england accepts abortion
christians agree with genetic manipulation ro cure
artificial insemniation
Disagree- euthanasia not murder
people have complete control of their lives
conception only through sex
against all forms of cloning
what is exclusivism
view only one religion is true and others are false
what is inclusivism
christianity has the whole truth, but some religions may have other truths that lead to salvation