End Of Years 9 Flashcards

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What is morality

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The ability to know the difference between right and wrong

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What’s absolute morality

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When something is always right or always wrong e.g. it’s wrong to kill someone

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Relative morality

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When something is right or wrong depending on the situation e.g. Murder is self defence

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Prejudice

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To pre-judge, when a person has a pre-conceived idea about someone. The idea tends to be unfavourable and is not based on facts

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Discrimination

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When a person is singled out because they are different and are treated differently. Can be positive or negative

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Is there a purpose to suffering?

People who agree

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Suffering is a test of faith
Suffering is a punishment for sin
Suffering is a part of gods plan

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Is there a purpose to suffering?

People who disagree

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Some suffering is pointless
Why is it that innocent people suffer
If God created the world then he would’ve created a world without suffering

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What good if any comes out of suffering

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We can learn from our mistakes and prevent it from happening again
If someone was ill and had cancer and survived then they will be a stronger person afterwards

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9
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The first truth

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Dukkha means suffering and frustration

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The second truth

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Dukkha happens because people crave or want things

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11
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The third truth

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If you stop craving then you stop suffering

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12
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The fourth truth

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The middles way creates happiness

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13
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Wisdom

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Right vision

Right emotion

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14
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Ethical conduct

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Right speech
Right action
Right livelihood

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15
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Mental development

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Right meditation
Right awareness
Right effort

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16
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What did Buddha believe about the 8 fold path?

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If we follow the 8 fold oath then we can overcome suffering

17
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Right view

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Have a correct understanding of yourself and of the world

18
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Right intention

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Always be aware and attentive- be aware of what we think say and do

19
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Right speech

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Avoid lying, tail telling, gossiping and harsh words, we should speak words that are truthful, meaningful and positive

20
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Right action

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Do not harm or destroy any life and not to steal

21
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Right livelihood

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Not to have a job that would cause harm to any living being

22
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Right effort

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Do your best to become a better person- stopping bad habits

23
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Right concentration

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Think in the right way. If we think correctly, we will do the right thing

24
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Right mindfulness

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Keep the mind steady and calm so that joy and peace can be experienced

25
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What did MLK believe?

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He was a strong Christian and believed in the teachings of Jesus and didn’t believe in violence or prejudice

26
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What did he want

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He wanted everyone to be treated equally because in this time there was lots of racism

27
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What year was MLK born?

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1929

28
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I have a dream speech

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28th August 1963 in Washington DC To 250000 civil right supporters

29
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What caused the holocaust

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The Jews were doing well for themselves and were becoming an important part in European society and hitter was jealous and therefor wanted to kill them

30
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What caused the Rwandan genocide

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It was caused by the death of the Rwandan president (a Hutu)

31
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What does genocide mean

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the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular nation or ethnic group.

32
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What does holocaust mean

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destruction or slaughter on a mass scale, especially caused by fire or nuclear war.

33
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What were concentration camps

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Camps organised to segregate the Jews from the rest of the world where they were subject to starvation, humiliation, torture and disease

34
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What was the holocaust

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The name given to the systematic state-sponsored persecution and genocide of the Jews during WWII