Re paper 1

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  • what is meant by commitment
    dedication to an object or task
  • example of commitment
    keeping your wedding vows
  • describe 2 reasons religious believers have for disagreeing with the use of contraception
    • stops will of god ‘go forward and multiply’
    • Humane vitae states each each and every sexual act should lead to the possibly of creating new life
    • in islam permanent methods such as a vasectomy or sterilisation go against allahs plan for the world. promote promiscuity and is zina
  • islam belief about divorce
    • triple talak
    • iddah- reconciliation period 3 months
    • divorce is the ‘most hated’ thing permitted by allah
    • woman can gain divorce by ‘khal’
  • Christianity belief about divorce
    • Henry v111 formed CofE to divorce first wife
    • catholics see marriage as sacrament
    • Jesus taught about adultery on the sermon on the mount
    • quakers- acceptable reasons
  • disagreeing about men and women never having equal roles in worship
    • there is no male or female- you are all on in Christ- jesus
    • quakers fo not have leaders- anyone is free to minister
    • CofE have allowed women vicars since 1990s
    • sex discrimination act
    • male and female create imago dei
  • agreed about men and women never having equal roles in worship
    • original sin (eve)
    • genesis states eve was a helper
    • jesus had 12 male disciples
    • St Paul- women are a subject to their husbands, must keep quiet in church and have no authority over men
    • islam- separation of genders, Imam usually male
    • Hadith- best place for women, at back
  • what is meant by soul
    a spirit lives on after death. judged
  • beliefs of charles darwin about evolution
    • origin of the species- break with creationist theory
    • survival of the fittest
    • shared dna
    • evidenced in finches
  • Christian beliefs about being responsible for the environment
    • garden of Eden was created perfect
    • adam had dominion over the environment
    • he was given stewardship
    • quakers LOAF principle
  • islam belief about being responsible for the environment
    • Haiti- live in this world as if you were to live together
    • khalifah
    • hadith on not wasting water- “do not waste water even if you are running stream”
    • ants and the anthill
    • the crying camel
    • halal foods
  • what is meant by responsibilities
    actions or duties you are expected to carry out
  • describe the importance of marriage ceremonies for religious believers
    • often are celebrated in place of worship
    • prayers are often said
    • commitments might be expressed in the belief of divine presence
    • marriage is seen as the ideal state by many religious authority
    • outward sign of commitment
    • ritual and religous symbolism take place during the ceremony
    • a time for the community of believers to celebrate together
  • explain from 2 religious beliefs about divorce
    Christianity-
    • there are different beliefs and practices by different denominations
    • interpretation of scriptures
    • divorce is accepted as a legal ending of marriage but iis not welcomed
    • reconciliation should be attempted
    • Catholicism marriage is a sacrament and cannot be dissolved unless an annulment takes place
  • explain from 2 religious beliefs about divorce
    Islam-
    • considered to a last resource
    • before a couple divorce they should be helped to be reconciled
    • 3 month period (iddah) of trying to be reconciled must take place
    • individual interpretation of key scriptures
  • "women and men should have equal roles in worship"
    agree
    • equal does not mean identical, different actions can have equal power and authority
    • many changes recently i faith religions e.g. women as bishops
    disagree-
    • if people are supposed to have been made equal, why is there gender discrimination
    • important to keep tradition of a religion, e.g. Jesus has 12 male disciples
    • sacred scriptures sometimes depict specific roles for men and women. some take them literally
    • certain practices are not required of both genders reflecting roles in the home
  • what is meant by evolution
    process by which living creatures are believed to have developed from less complex forms during the history of the earth
  • describe reasons why religious believers consider it important to care for the planet
    • importance of stewardship and khalifah
    • importance of environmental sustainability
    • garden of eden
    • interconnectedness between all of creation
  • what is meant by responsibilities
    actions or duties you are expected to carry out
  • describe the importance of marriage ceremonies for religious believers
    • celebrated in a place of worship
    • prayers often said
    • commitments might be expressed in the belief of divine presence
    • marriage is seen as the ideal state by many religious traditions
    • the outward sign of commitment
    • often celebrated by representative of religious authority
    • ritual and religious symbolism often taken place during the ceremony
    • a time for the community of believers to celebrate together
  • explain for 2 religions, belief about divorce
    christianity-
    • different beliefs and practices held by different denominations
    • interpretation of scriptures e.g. matthew 19:8-9
    • divorce is accepted as a legal ending of marriage but is not welcomed
    • reconciliation should be attempted
    • in Catholicism marriage is a sacrament and cannot be dissolved unless an annulment process takes place
  • explain from 2 religions, belief about divorce
    islam-
    • considered to be last resource
    • before couple divorces they should be helped to be reconciled
    • 3 month period (iddah) of trying to be reconciled must take place
    • individual interpretation of key scriptures
  • what is meant by morality
    principles and standards determining which actions are right or wrong
  • describe the work of prison chaplains
    • counselling to those in prison
    • prison chaplains from religious traditions will offer prayer and share religious teaching wit those in prison
    • lead individual and communal acts of worship
    • support prisoners emotional and social needs
    • support prisoners rehabilitation into society
    • support prisoners at times of bereavement or personal crisis
    • support prisoners with specific religious needs