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    • Afterlife
      Beliefs about what happens to us after our body has died, often relating to life after death or immortality
    • Animal experimentation

      The use of animals for medical research and product testing
    • Awe
      The sense of wonderment at nature, often linked to the feeling that God is involved or revealed through it
    • Big Bang theory

      The scientific theory about the origins of the universe, the belief that the universe began almost 14 billion years ago with a reaction of particles from a singularity followed by a process of inflation and expansion
    • Death
      The end of the physical bodily life
    • Dominion
      The belief that humans have been given control or charge of the world
    • Environment
      The world around us, which can be made up of natural or artificial surroundings
    • Euthanasia
      Assisting with the end of life for a person who is terminally ill or who has a degenerative illness, often known as assisted suicide
    • Evolution
      The scientific theory of the development of species, involving the process of natural selection and survival of the fittest
    • Pollution
      The contamination of an environment with harmful substances
    • Quality of life
      The standard of health, comfort, and happiness/fulfillment experienced by a person or group
    • Responsibility
      The idea of having a duty or obligation to act in a certain way
    • Sanctity of life

      The religious belief that life is sacred and special because it was created by God or because we are each unique individuals
    • Scientific
      Knowledge based on what can be observed, such as regularities in nature and experimentation
    • Stewardship
      The duty given by God to humankind to look after the created world and all life within it
    • The Wealth of Nations was written in 1776
    • Pope Francis: 'Let us be protective of God's creation'
    • Quran, Surah 2: 'God gave you life'
    • Quran, Surah 71: 'He created you stage by stage'
    • Genesis 1:26: 'In the image of God he created them'
    • Quran, Surah 7: 'Whoever has killed a soul it is as though he has killed all mankind'
    • Quran, Surah 39: 'God is the creator of all things'
    • Colossians: 'Clothe yourselves with compassion'
    • Isaac Newton: 'Gravity explains the motions of the planets but it cannot explain who sets the planets in motion'
    • Pope Francis: 'The big bang theory does not contradict the intervention of a divine creator but depends on it'
    • Pope Francis: 'Evolution in nature does not conflict with the notion of creation because evolution presupposes the creation of beings who evolve'
    • This is not a scientific textbook, it's a religious text and it needs to be read in that way
    • The big bang theory explains how the universe was created

      Genesis explains why
    • Some Muslims may view the big bang as contradicting the Islamic creation story

      Because the big bang theory appears to suggest the universe could have come into existence without God
    • Most Muslims would believe science is compatible with their religious beliefs about creation
    • Evolution
      The scientific theory of the development of species which involves the process of natural selection and survival of the fittest
    • Adam and Hawa appear in the Quran as the first man and woman
    • Surah 39: 'God is the creator of all things'
    • Genesis 1:26: 'God created humans in his image'
    • Surah 71: 'He created you stage by stage'
    • Surah 20: 'We have made from water every living thing'
    • Christian liberalists/modernists believe there is no conflict between religion and science, Genesis has an important message but is not meant to be taken literally
    • Some Muslims may view evolution with skepticism as the Quran teaches God created Adam from clay
    • Most Muslims believe science offers a more believable explanation for the origins of human life, they see evolution as part of God's plan
    • Muslims believe humans on earth are the vice-gerents, the representatives of God, with a duty to look after the world
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