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Section 2 - Matters Of Life And Death Flashcards

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Catholic belief in life after death

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  • God will reward the good and punish the bad
  • Jesus rose from the dead
  • St. Paul (people resurrect)
  • The catechism teachers Jesus rose from the dead
  • Believing in immortality of the soul
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Non- religious reasons for believing in life after death

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  • Near death experience
  • Paranormal
  • Reincarnation
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Why some people do not believe in life after death

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  • Non religious upbringing
  • No where for life after death to occur (space exploration)
  • No God (nothing non-material, no heaven
  • Evidence is based on holy books (non- believers don’t believe)
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AGAINST the Nature of abortion

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  • Life begins at conception
  • Foetus at 22-24 weeks can now survive
  • Religious people believe unborn’s childs right to life
  • Unborn child’s right to life is greater than the mothers
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FOR the Nature of abortion

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  • Life begins when the foetus is able to live out the mother
  • Women should have the right t do what they want
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Laws of abortion

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  • Abortion can’t take place after 24 weeks (can survive)
  • Two doctors to sign a abortion form (to be sure)
  • Mother has a physical/mental condition abortion can be carried out (damage child)
  • Seriously handicapped (pain or suffering in life)
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Different Christian attitudes to abortion AGAINST

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  • Wedding vows (gratefully accept children)
  • Only God can give/take life
  • Commandments ‘do not kill’
  • Golden rule (treat others how you wish to be treated)
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Different Christian attitudes to abortion FOR

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  • Free will (own choice)
  • Situation ethics (love thy neighbour)
  • Liberals Protestants (don’t believe life beings at conception)
  • Doctors have medical advances to detect disease (stop life suffering)
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FOR Nature of euthanasia

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  • Advances in medicine (Doctors can switch off life support machines)
  • Basic human rights
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AGANST Nature of euthanasia

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  • People might change their mind
  • A cure maybe found for a terminal disease
  • Is it what they really want (money issues involved)
  • Role of doctors to save lives
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Different Christian attitudes towards euthanasia AGAINST

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  • Sanctity of life
  • Murder (forbidden in the 10 commandments)
  • Hard to know what God’s wishes are
  • Accepting what God has decided (e.g. brain dead)
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Different Christian attitudes towards euthanasia FOR

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  • Love thy neighbour (justify suicide)
  • Human right to have control over your body
  • Quality of life
  • Giving painkillers (intention is to remove pain)
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The media and matters of life and death SHOULD NOT CRITICISE

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  • Stirring up religious hatred
  • Offence criticism of religious attitudes
  • close to the crime of blasphemy (criticising leaders)
  • Religious statements (based on what God says)
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The media and matters of life and death SHOULD CRITICISE

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  • Freedom of expression (needed for democracy)
  • Must be prepared for criticism (media)
  • Multi - faith society (freedom of religious belief, right to question)
  • People want to know what the right view is (would be difficult is no one could criticise)
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Heaven is for real BELIEVING in life after death

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  • Colton tells how parents what they did when he was in surgery
  • Goes to heaven (angel in church)
  • Had a miracle recovery (so young)
  • Knew about his mothers miscarriage/dads grandfather
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Heaven is for real NOT BELIEVING in life after death

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  • Children can lie/ stories
  • If he didn’t die, how did he go to heaven?
  • Christians don’t believe n near death experiences
  • Retelling story’s he will hear in church
  • He had a Christian upbringing
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What causes world poverty

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  • Natural disasters (destroy homes and farm land)
  • War (destroys homes, crops, schools, hospitals)
  • Unfair trade (high import tax)
  • HIV/AIDS (can’t have an education on this, only richer countries can help)
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How do CAFOD help stop poverty

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  • Help with business (Indonesia, help to support people)
  • Help in emergencies (provide shelter, Pakistan earthquake, provided education for young people in the Sudan war)
  • Help with HIV/AIDS (support orphans with food when they are sick, give counselling)

Year 11 RS - Catholic Christianity (5 decks)

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