Religion and Life Flashcards

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Name the theories of how the universe began

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  • Cosmological argument
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Name the theories of how living things changed

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  • Evolutionary argument
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3
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Christian creation of the earth ideas

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  • Earth made in 6 days (Genesis 1)
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4
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Atheist creation of the earth ideas

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  • Big Bang
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5
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How have humans damaged the environment

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  • Global warming
  • Rapid consumption of natural resources
  • Pollution
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6
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Define dominion

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  • The belief that humans can use the environment however they want
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7
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Define stewardship

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  • The beliefs that humans have no right to abuse God’s creation, and they have the responsibility to protect it
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Define interdependence as a belief about the environment

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  • Everything depends on everything else, so driving a species of animal or plant to extinction, or harming the planet, eventually ends up harming people
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9
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Define Utilitarianism

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  • Decisions should be made based on what has the highest balance of good and bad outcomes
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10
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Arguments for and against animal experimentation

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  • Testing on animals is cruel as they may suffer
  • Utilitarianism - animal testing is acceptable if it could help many people, even if animals suffer
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Arguments for and against animals for food

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  • Humans are built to consume meat
  • Hurting animals is wrong
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Catholic beliefs on animal testing

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  • Tolerates it as long as it benefits man kind
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Define abortion

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  • When the foetus is removed prematurely from the womb before it can survive
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14
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Define euthanasia

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  • Killing someone to relieve suffering, often from an incurable illness
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15
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Define active euthanasia

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  • When a patient requests help to die
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16
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Define passive euthanasia

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  • When medical treatment that might extend someone’s life is withdrawn
17
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Laws around abortion in England

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  • Can take place until the 24th week of pregnancy
  • Can take place after 24 weeks if there is danger to the health of the mother or foetus
  • Two doctors must confirm
18
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Laws around euthanasia in England

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  • Active euthanasia is illegal
  • Passive euthanasia is legal