Trust assessment Flashcards

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theist and atheist

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Theist- someone who believes in god
Atheist-someone who does not believe in god

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respect

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The most important skill to practise, allowing people to hold their own opinions and discuss them with kindness

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deterrence

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If one person is punished for an action, others are less likely to act in the same way

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4
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reform

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to give a person who has committed a crime a opportunity to change

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retribution

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When the victims of a crime feel the needs that the perpetrator needs to have ‘pay back’ in some form (prison, community service or a fine)

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absolute morality

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the view of an action is either entirely right or wrong.

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7
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relative morality

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the view of an action that is right or wrong dependant on additional information

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8
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Humanism

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An atheist worldview. The idea that humans are special and the most important thing is how you live your life

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Impact of world views

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Believers might be influenced to do certain things because of religion.

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10
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Important Places

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A spiritual place that makes people feel closer to others or god.

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Suffering

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The state of undergoing pain distress or hardship. (suffering to human action=moral evil, suffering to natural stuff=natural evil)

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Free will

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The belief that people can do what they wnat because God is kind enough to no control how a person acts, thinks or behaves

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13
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Hijab

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A head covering intended to promote modesty

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14
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Influence

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Something that has an impact on the way a person thinks or acts

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15
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Five Pillars

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Hajj, Sawm, Shahadah, Zakat, Salah

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16
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Hajj

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Pilgrimage, A journey a Muslim takes to important sites in their religion

17
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Sawm

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Fasting, Not eating/drinking in daylight hours in the month of Ramadan

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Shahadah

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Declaration of faith, to show belief in God

19
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Zakat

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Charity, to give 2.5% of savings to charity

20
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Salah

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Prayer, Pray 5 times a day towards Mecca

21
Q

The quote that miss hinted that we probably need to learn :3

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Why then do you look at the speck in your brother’s eye, and pay no attention to the log in your own?

22
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Another quote :-)

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Be forgiving and control yourself in the face of provocation; give justice to the person who was unfair and unjust to you.

23
Q

What structure do you use for writing?

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Think
Act
Behave