theme c

Question 1

human rights- dignity

Answer 1

worthy of honour and respect
imago dei- share god’s qualities
other’s needs on same level as our own
humans equal as jesus died for us all equally

Question 2

non catholic views human rights- dignity

Answer 2

CofE agree human shave special dignity
- work through christian aid
humanists do not believe all humans have dignity
-worthy of respect

Question 3

human rights

Answer 3

due to dignity and responsibilities
everyone has equal rights, should be protected
not respecting human rights is wrong
serving those without basic rights is serving jesus
- parable of sheep and goats
- catholics should work towards equality
- cafod- caritas

Question 4

freedom of religion

Answer 4

free will gives us right to chose faith
nobody should be forced into beliefs
pope francis wants all people to work for common good

Question 5

non catholic views of freedom of belief

Answer 5

UN universal declaration on human rights recognises religious freedom as a right

Question 6

stewardship of wealth

Answer 6

restore basic dignities to the poor
attending to other’s needs is serving god
church teaches greed is a sin- deprives others of basic needs
parable of good samaritan/ sheep and goats/ rich man and lazarus

Question 7

creation of wealth

Answer 7

working is important
cannot deny people what is theirs (justice)
work should be to provide human needs- not be slaves to work

Question 8

catholic attitudes towards wealth

Answer 8

greed is not loving your neighbour
materialism is bad- judges people based on what they have
wealth of the church is used to serve others
church’s art are part of human culture/ faith
- so need protection

Question 9

NT quote on work

Answer 9

anyone unwilling to work should not eat

Question 10

micah justice

Answer 10

do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with god

Question 11

catechism slaves to work

Answer 11

work is for man, not man for work

Question 12

action against poverty

Answer 12

preferential option for the poor
jesus identifies with the poor
poor were first to receive god’s mercy
jesus born in poverty for us
poor teach us about who god is

Question 13

jesus as poor quote

Answer 13

‘god who became poor for us’

Question 14

how to help poor

Answer 14

giving money
- could create dependence
practical help (shows direct compassion)
- could create dependence
money through charities
putting pressure on govt/ corporations
boycott companies that pay unfair wages
buy fairtrade products

Question 15

CAFOD help

Answer 15

supports people immediately after disasters
support for poor communities
campaigns for wages/ aid

Question 16

christian aid help

Answer 16

non catholic
similar help to cafod
brings together many different types of protestant communities

Question 17

live aid

Answer 17

non religious
responds to need
not motivated by faith

Question 18

prejudice

Answer 18

goes against loving neighbour
harmful to society
causes tension
can’t fulfil god given potential

Question 19

non catholic views on prejudice

Answer 19

diversity enriches culture
contributes to society
keeps traditions
some have mistaken views against racial diversity

Question 20

justice

Answer 20

good to protest for equality
catholics can support victims of racism

Question 21

christian attitudes towards justice

Answer 21

all made in gods image
all have equal dignity
men and women are equal
christ was impartial in death

Question 22

non catholic views on gender equality

Answer 22

CoE ordains men and women as ministers
gender equality is part of the law

Question 23

catholic views on sexuality

Answer 23

should be expressed in marriage
homosexual people have same dignity
- made in god’s image
- shouldn’t have sex as it isn’t procreative

Question 24

non catholic views on sexuality

Answer 24

protestant church accept same sex marriage
legal in uk since 2014