key words in philosophy 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Religious StudiesPhilosophy and ethicsGCSEAQA Created by: emily jonesCreated on: 09-05-13 21:54 adultery sex between a married person who isnt their spouse 1 of 27 civil partnership the joining together of a same-sex couple with the same rights and responsibilities as in a civil marriage. 2 of 27 cohabitation living together in a sexual relationship without being married 3 of 27 contraception use of artificial or natural methods to prevent contraception 4 of 27 divorce legal dissolution of a marriage 5 of 27 equality creating people as equal regardless of gender, race or religious beliefs 6 of 27 marriage formal, legal union of two people 7 of 27 abortion the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy 8 of 27 euthenasia killing a patient suffering from an incurable disease or who does not want to live but cannot kill themselvs; illegal in most countries 9 of 27 sacred holy, special 10 of 27 sin an act that breaks a religious law 11 of 27 omnipotent god is all powerful 12 of 27 omniscient god is all knowing 13 of 27 polytheism belief in many gods 14 of 27 resurrection being brought back to life after death. this could be resurrection of the body or the soul. 15 of 27 bible book of holy scripture for christians 16 of 27 evil bad things that happen in the world and suffering they cause, or the force that makes bad things happen 17 of 27 omni benevolent god is all-good/ all-loving 18 of 27 rehabilitation a treatment for criminals that aim to change them so that they wont reoffent, and to prepare them to return to a normal life 19 of 27 agnostic someone who is unsure about gods existence 20 of 27 atheist someone who doesnt believe in god 21 of 27 death the moment when life ends 22 of 27 life after death the religious belief that after death some sort of life continues and the form that life takes 23 of 27 miracles an event believed to be the work of god 24 of 27 monotheism beliefe in one god 25 of 27 sanctity of life a belief that all human life is sacred, holy. 'humans dont have the right to choose when a life ends' 26 of 27 equality everyone is being treated equally, and considered to be just as import as everyone else 27 of 27
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