Ethics

• You shall have no other Gods than me.
• You shall not make yourself an idol, nor bow down or worship it.
• You shall not misuse the name of the Lord, your God.
• You shall remember and keep the Sabbath day holy.
• Respect your mother and father.
• You must not kill.
• You must not commit adultery.
• You must not steal.
• You must not give false evidence against your neighbour.
• You must not be envious of your neighbours goods. You shall not be envious of his house, his wife, nor anything that belongs to your neighbour.

• Right Understanding.
• Right Viewpoint.
• Right action.
• Right speech.
• Right livelihood.
• Right effort.
• Right mindfulness.
• RIght concentration.

Compassion for others. For example by serving others voluntarily.

Caring about other human beings through prayer and action.

That part of human nature that is not just physical.

The part of humans that will live on after the body has died.

A reflection of 'the image of god' in human beings.

The part of humans that allows people to relate to god; and to worship.

The spiritual aspect of human nature that affects the 'real' you.

A unique design planned by a maker.

Gods making of the world for a purpose.

The natural world all about us - plants, insects, animals and humans which believers see as God's creation.

The surroundings in which we live for which religions teach we are responsible.

Being in charge of the world for god.

Having a form of control and responsibility which was given to humans by God.

To guard over something for the real owner.

A god given responsibility to manage or control the earth.

Duties you should carry out, such as looking after a family member.

WHat you are expected to take care of. For example vows.

Making and keeping a promise such as wedding vows.

Being devoted towards someone or something. This may be shown by being faithful to them.

It can often include a relationship where there is a commitment between people.

TO have a deep affection for someone and express it through words or actions. 

Not having any sexual relationships before marriage. 

Sex is seen as sacred.

Keeping yourself from any sexual activity until married as sex is seen as a gift from God.

Working against each other.

Clashes and breakdowns within a relationship, Faith communities may help with prayer or advice. 

Saying sorry and having it accepted. All religions teach the importance of forgiveness.

Making up and starting over, many faith communities have reconciliation services.

Deity, which is believed to be THE ONE behind everything.

Ultimate being, for example the creator and sustainer of the world.

A sign which has a particular meaning for example the cross for christians.

Something that points o or explains something else. Many religions have symbolic actions or ideas. 

A fellowship of people who pray and worship together.

A group of people who have something in common, for example faith communities share beliefs and practices. 

A sense of fear and at the same time reverence.

Completely overwhelmed by a sense of Gods presence.

Something shown or explained that was previously hidden. Religions have revealed truths.

Something which enable others to learn more, or see something for themselves about God, life or eternity.

Where souls go when the body dies.

Anther kind of existence that follows bodily life.

Where human rights are ignored, for example torture because of a religion.

Where there is no equality of provision or opportunity.

Being considered of the same strength or character as part of the human race.

Being treated in the same way and not discriminated against, as all are part of God's creation. 

Right or power over others. In religion this could be a priest or religious leader.

The teaching or rules hat should be obeyed.

Personality or character - each person is unique.

The way a person see themselves - where they belong. 

Disliking someone or something for no good reason. Religions teach people are equal.

Judging another person before you know anything about them, or have any evidence.

Failiting to treat people as fellow human beings and part of God's creation.

Treating people differently because of religion, race, gender, class.