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What is the basis of Christianity?
Life and teachings of
Jesus Christ
Emphasizes
love
and
forgiveness
How do religions influence people's lives according to Religious Studies?
They
shape
people's lives and societies
What skills can studying Religious Studies help develop?
Critical thinking
,
empathy
, and
broader understanding
What is the focus of Religious Studies?
Understanding
different
religions and
belief systems
How does Religious Studies contribute to understanding cultural impacts?
By exploring how
religions
affect culture and community
What does Islam center on?
Teachings of the
Quran
Prophet Muhammad's
teachings
Stress on
submission to Allah
What are the Five Pillars of Islam?
Faith,
prayer
,
charity
,
fasting
,
pilgrimage
What is a key feature of Judaism?
Observance of
Shabbat
and Jewish holidays
What is Judaism known for?
Oldest
monotheistic
religion
Based on the
Torah
Traditions passed down through
generations
What major religions are covered in the CCEA GCSE Religious Studies course?
Christianity
,
Islam
,
Judaism
,
Hinduism
,
Buddhism
What are key concepts in Hinduism?
Reincarnation
and the concept of
Brahman
What religions are covered in Religious Studies?
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
What do some people believe regarding the concept of God?
Some believe in one God, others in
many
What is Buddhism founded on?
Founded by
Siddhartha Gautama
Focus on
enlightenment
through meditation
The Four Noble Truths
What do some religious stories teach about behavior?
They teach to be
kind
and helpful
What is a key aspect of Christianity studied in Religious Studies?
The story of
Jesus
and his friends
Why is it important to understand the beliefs and practices of different religions?
It helps appreciate the
diversity
and
richness
of faiths
What do the world's major religions share?
Core beliefs
and unique characteristics
What are the core beliefs and key practices of Hinduism?
Core Beliefs:
Belief in
Brahman
(universal spirit)
Reincarnation
Karma
Key Practices:
Puja
(worship)
Temple visits
Yoga
Chanting
mantras
What do some religious stories include regarding lifestyle?
Special rules about
food
and
celebrations
What is the second component of the CCEA GCSE Religious Studies exam?
Application
What is a focus of Judaism in Religious Studies?
Jewish
holidays
and special stories
In which fields can a background in Religious Studies be valuable?
Education
,
social work
, and
journalism
What is a key feature of Buddhism?
The Eightfold Path
to end
suffering
How does studying different cultures benefit individuals?
It helps
respect
and relate to diverse backgrounds
How long is the Application exam component?
1 hour 15 minutes
What are the core beliefs and key practices of Buddhism?
Core Beliefs:
Focus on
enlightenment
through
meditation
Four Noble Truths
Eightfold Path
Key Practices:
Meditation
Mindfulness practices
Visiting
monasteries
Studying
Buddhist
texts
What is a key feature of Christianity?
Belief in the
Trinity
What do the Abrahamic faiths claim about their beliefs?
They claim
universal
validity
What are the benefits of studying religion?
Understanding Different Cultures
: Respect and relate to diverse backgrounds
Critical Thinking
: Analyze various viewpoints effectively
Moral Compass
: Guide understanding of ethical issues
Global Awareness
: Knowledge of world events influenced by religion
How does studying religion serve as a moral compass?
It guides understanding of
ethical issues
What are the core beliefs and key practices of Judaism?
Core Beliefs:
Belief in one
God
Torah
as holy text
Covenant with
Abraham
Key Practices:
Sabbath observance
Jewish holidays (e.g.,
Passover
,
Rosh Hashanah
)
Dietary laws (
Kashrut
)
What is Religious Studies primarily about?
Learning
different
stories and
rules
What does Buddhism teach about achieving happiness?
Being peaceful and happy like the
Buddha
What are some effective revision tips for the CCEA GCSE Religious Studies exam?
Review
key vocabulary
Practice
past papers
Join study groups
How does studying religions contribute to conflict resolution?
It fosters
empathy
and
informed decision-making
What characterizes Hinduism?
Diverse
beliefs
and
practices
Originating in
India
Focus on
dharma
and
karma
How long is the Knowledge and Understanding exam component?
45 minutes
What is the first component of the CCEA GCSE Religious Studies exam?
Knowledge and Understanding
What do Muslims follow to express their love for Allah?
Rules
that guide their daily lives
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