Theme B: Religion And Life Flashcards

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Explain two religious beliefs about vivisection [4]

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Belief one
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.
Belief two
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.

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Explain two religious beliefs about caring for the planet [4]

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Belief one
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.
Belief two
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.

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Explain two religious beliefs about abortion [4]

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Belief one
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.
Belief two
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.

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Explain two religious beliefs about euthanasia [4]

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Belief one
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.
Belief two
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.

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Explain two religious beliefs about stewardship [4]

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Belief one
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.
Belief two
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.

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Explain two beliefs about the origins of humans [4]

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Belief one
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.
Belief two
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.

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Explain two religious beliefs about creation [4]

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Belief one
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.
Belief two
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.

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Explain two religious beliefs about the value of the world [4]

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Belief one
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.
Belief two
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.

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Explain two religious beliefs about the value of animals [4]

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Belief one
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.
Belief two
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.

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Explain two religious beliefs about hospices [4]

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Belief one
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.
Belief two
1 mark for stating the belief with limited detail.
2 marks for developing/expanding the first point.

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Explain two religious teachings about vivisection [5]

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First point
Simple explanation of a relevant point – 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point– 2 marks
Second point
Simple explanation of a relevant point– 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point – 2 marks
Relevant and accurate reference to sacred writing – 1 mark

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Explain two religious teachings about abortion [5]

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First point
Simple explanation of a relevant point – 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point– 2 marks
Second point
Simple explanation of a relevant point– 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point – 2 marks
Relevant and accurate reference to sacred writing – 1 mark

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Explain two religious teachings about the creation of human life [5]

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First point
Simple explanation of a relevant point – 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point– 2 marks
Second point
Simple explanation of a relevant point– 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point – 2 marks
Relevant and accurate reference to sacred writing – 1 mark

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Explain two religious teachings about the creation of the universe [5]

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First point
Simple explanation of a relevant point – 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point– 2 marks
Second point
Simple explanation of a relevant point– 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point – 2 marks
Relevant and accurate reference to sacred writing – 1 mark

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Explain two religious teachings about euthanasia [5]

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First point
Simple explanation of a relevant point – 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point– 2 marks
Second point
Simple explanation of a relevant point– 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point – 2 marks
Relevant and accurate reference to sacred writing – 1 mark

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Explain two religious teachings about the value of animals [5]

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First point
Simple explanation of a relevant point – 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point– 2 marks
Second point
Simple explanation of a relevant point– 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point – 2 marks
Relevant and accurate reference to sacred writing – 1 mark

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Explain two religious teachings about the use of hospices [5]

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First point
Simple explanation of a relevant point – 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point– 2 marks
Second point
Simple explanation of a relevant point– 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point – 2 marks
Relevant and accurate reference to sacred writing – 1 mark

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Explain two religious teachings about stewardship [5]

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First point
Simple explanation of a relevant point – 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point– 2 marks
Second point
Simple explanation of a relevant point– 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point – 2 marks
Relevant and accurate reference to sacred writing – 1 mark

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Explain two religious teachings about the value of the planet [5]

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First point
Simple explanation of a relevant point – 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point– 2 marks
Second point
Simple explanation of a relevant point– 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point – 2 marks
Relevant and accurate reference to sacred writing – 1 mark

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Explain two religious teachings about dominion [5]

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First point
Simple explanation of a relevant point – 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point– 2 marks
Second point
Simple explanation of a relevant point– 1 mark Detailed explanation of a relevant point – 2 marks
Relevant and accurate reference to sacred writing – 1 mark

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“Science and religion can never agree” [12]

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Paragraph 1
• Explain why people might agree with the
statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point.
Paragraph 2
• Explain why people might disagree with the
statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point.
Paragraph 3
• Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.

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“Animal experimentation should be made illegal” [12]

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Paragraph 1
• Explain why people might agree with the
statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point.
Paragraph 2
• Explain why people might disagree with the
statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point.
Paragraph 3
• Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.

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“There is no good reason for abortion” [12]

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Paragraph 1
• Explain why people might agree with the
statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point.
Paragraph 2
• Explain why people might disagree with the
statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point.
Paragraph 3
• Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.

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“Those that are ill and suffering should be allowed to end their own lives” [12]

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Paragraph 1
• Explain why people might agree with the
statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point.
Paragraph 2
• Explain why people might disagree with the
statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point.
Paragraph 3
• Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.

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“The main focus of humans should be on caring for the planet” [12]
Paragraph 1 • Explain why people might agree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 2 • Explain why people might disagree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 3 • Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.
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“There is no point in being a good steward” [12]
Paragraph 1 • Explain why people might agree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 2 • Explain why people might disagree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 3 • Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.
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“It does not matter how we treat animals” [12]
Paragraph 1 • Explain why people might agree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 2 • Explain why people might disagree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 3 • Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.
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“We should focus on this life and not the next” [12]
Paragraph 1 • Explain why people might agree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 2 • Explain why people might disagree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 3 • Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.
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“When God gave humans dominion over the world, it meant we could do what we like” [12]
Paragraph 1 • Explain why people might agree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 2 • Explain why people might disagree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 3 • Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.
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“Humans are misusing their power over animals” [12]
Paragraph 1 • Explain why people might agree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 2 • Explain why people might disagree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 3 • Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.
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“Religious believers should always fight for life to be preserved” [12]
Paragraph 1 • Explain why people might agree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 2 • Explain why people might disagree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 3 • Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.
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“Everyone should have the right to die if that’s what they want” [12]
Paragraph 1 • Explain why people might agree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 2 • Explain why people might disagree with the statement. Include more than one reason. Support with religious teachings. Suggest strengths or weaknesses of point. Paragraph 3 • Explain which side has the best argument and ‘wins’. Make a judgement and say why you have chosen that argument as the strongest. Add an additional reason/evidence to support your judgement.