Religious Studies 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Religious StudiesGCSEEdexcel Created by: NiamhCreated on: 29-03-13 15:48 Absolute Morality Believing there is always a right and wrong answer, no matter what the situation is 1 of 33 Relative Morality There is not always a right or wrong answer, it depends on the situation 2 of 33 Iman Belief 3 of 33 Ibadah Worship 4 of 33 Niyyah Intention 5 of 33 Halal Permitted 6 of 33 Haram Condemed 7 of 33 Abortion The premature removal of a foetus from the womb 8 of 33 Pro-Life The belief that abortion is murder 9 of 33 Pro-Choice The belief that women should have access to safe, clean abortion 10 of 33 The Sanctity of life The belief that life is holy and belongs to God 11 of 33 Active Euthenasia Actively ending a life to end pain, eg, overdose of drugs 12 of 33 Passive Euthanasia Knowingly ending a life by not doing anything or removing life support 13 of 33 Paranormal Unexplained occurrences that are believed to have a spiritual cause 14 of 33 Ressurection When the body is raised after death 15 of 33 Out-of-body Experience When someone claims to have momentarily died and 'floated' outside their body 16 of 33 Evidence of Reincarnation When a person claims to have memories from a previous life 17 of 33 Prejudice When you have an attitude towards someone because of their identity 18 of 33 Discrimination When someone is not given equal opportunities because of their identity 19 of 33 Sexism When a person is discriminated against because of their gender 20 of 33 Institutionalised discrimination Discrimination in the work place 21 of 33 Positive Discrimination The preferencial treatment of an ethnic minority 22 of 33 Numinous The feeling of the presence of God 23 of 33 Moral Evil Suffering caused by Humans 24 of 33 Natural evil Suffering caused by natural occurences 25 of 33 Adultery A Sexual act between a married person and another person who isn't their marital partner 26 of 33 Civil Partnership A legal ceremony for a homosexual couple giving them equal rights to a husband and wife 27 of 33 Cohabitation Living together, unmarried 28 of 33 Contraception Actively preventing pregnancy 29 of 33 Nuclear Family A married couple and their children living together, working as a unit 30 of 33 Procreation Making a new life 31 of 33 Promiscuity Having sex with a number of partners without commitment 32 of 33 Re-constituted family Two sets of children come together as a family when their divorced parents get married 33 of 33
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