RELIGIOUS STUDIES: GENERAL KEY WORDS 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesGCSEAQA Created by: Chloe HanslowCreated on: 12-04-13 19:00 Absolute morality What is morally right and wrong applies to all circumstances, at all times 1 of 16 Conscience The inner feeling you are doing right or wrong 2 of 16 Dukkha Buddhist term for suffering, which is unavoidable and includes feelings such as boredom and dissatisfaction 3 of 16 Ethics The theory relating to morality 4 of 16 Generation gap A difference between the views of young people and their parents 5 of 16 Haram Islamic term for forbidden 6 of 16 Morality A system of ethics about what is right and wrong 7 of 16 Purgatory A time of spiritual cleansing and preparation for heaven 8 of 16 Re-birth Buddhist term for continuing life in another form 9 of 16 Reincarnation Hindu or Sikh term for being born again in another form 10 of 16 Relative morality Where what is morally right or wrong in a situation depends on its particular circumstances 11 of 16 Samsara In Buddhism the cycle of births, death and re-birth, which can be transcended by following the Eightfold Path 12 of 16 Shari'ah Islamic law based directly on the Qur'an and Sunnah 13 of 16 Value of life The value of a person over and above physical value 14 of 16 Sanctity of life The belief that life is sacred because it is God-given 15 of 16 Quality of life A measure of a person's happiness of fulfilment 16 of 16
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