Section D vocab 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesSection D vocabIGCSEAll boards Created by: Georgia HurleyCreated on: 15-03-18 21:58 Feeling pity for the suffering of others, which makes one want to help them Compassion 1 of 23 A physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on a person’s ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities Disability 2 of 23 Regarding and/or treating those with a disability less favourably than others Disability Bias 3 of 23 Those who are wealthy giving money to the poor Charity 4 of 23 A person’s right to fair and equal treatment and protection under the law Equality before the law 5 of 23 Treating people less favourably because of their race/gender/colour/class/ disability Discrimination 6 of 23 All people being (legally) entitled to equal opportunities in relation to employment and provision of goods, facilities and services Equal Opportunities 7 of 23 All people being (legally) entitled to fair and equal treatment Equal rights 8 of 23 only one religion is true and avoiding people who follow other religions Exclusivism 9 of 23 The belief that some races are superior to others racism 10 of 23 Regarding and/or treating either men or women more favourably Gender bias 11 of 23 A person’s right to hold any opinion they choose Freedom of opinion 12 of 23 A person’s right to follow, or not to follow, a religion Freedom of religion 13 of 23 The principle of treating all people fairly human rights 14 of 23 there is truth in all religions and welcoming and working with other people, whatever their religion inclusivism 15 of 23 Making sure that people have what is theirs by right justice 16 of 23 Many different races and cultures living together in one society multi-ethnic society 17 of 23 Believing some people are inferior or superior without even knowing them prejudice 18 of 23 Different religions living together in one society multi-faith society 19 of 23 The belief that a multi-faith/multi-ethnic society is desirable pluralism 20 of 23 Trying to convert people to join a religion proselytisation 21 of 23 People of different races/colours living together peacefully and happily racial harmony 22 of 23 The right to be free, and to be able go about one’s lawful business without interference or restriction. right to liberty 23 of 23
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