issues of life and death

• • afterlife: the belief that existence continues after physical death
• enviromental sustainability: the ability to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
• • euthanasia:the act of killing or permitting the death of someone who is suffering
• • evolution: the development of the inherited characteristics of a population over time, due to natural selection
• abortion: the removal of a foetus from the womb before it is born
• • quality of life: the extent to which life is meaningful and pleasurable
• • sancity of life: the belief that life is sacred or precious
• soul: the spiritual aspect of a being that lives on after death
• christians believe that the earth was created in 7 days. God created humans in his image to be stewards on earth. Humans were formed from dust and the breath of God
• Muslims believe that Allah is the sustainer of all life. God created humans out of clay and breathed life into them.
• Christians believe that life is a gift from god. Humans have a soul which makes them unique. they must have responsibility over the enviroment and others around them


  ''love thy neighbour as you love thyself''
• Muslims believe that despite animals not having a soul they should still be respected. Allah created humans to be his khalifahs and are responsible for the world. the pattern and balance in the universe is known as fitrah. a prositute was forgiven for giving a dog water.
• Christians believe that only god has the right to take away a life. where as muslims believe that every soul has a plan for life before each person is planted as a seed