GCSE Religious Studies - Y10 Good and Evil (KEYWORDS)
A flashcard deck covering key concepts in GCSE Religious Studies for Year 10 students, focusing on Good and Evil.
Free Will… A will is free if…
The decision making part of a person’s mind if called the will.
A will is free if a person is able to choose right from wrong without being controlled by other forces.
Key Terms
Free Will… A will is free if…
The decision making part of a person’s mind if called the will.
A will is free if a person is able to choose right from wron...
Goodness…
The quality of being like God; seeking the well being of others selflessly.
Conscience… The knowledge we have of what…
Human reason making moral decisions.
The knowledge we have of what is right and wrong and the God given compulsion within al...
Natural Law… The belief in natural law is the belief that…
The moral laws of right and wrong which are universal and not dependant on human laws.
The belief in natural law is the beli...
Incarnation… The Christian belief that…
“Made flesh”- The Christian belief that God became man in the person of Jesus, fully human and fully divine.
Evil…
The absence of good and the impulse to seek our own desires at the expense of the good of others which often results in suffering.
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Free Will… A will is free if… |
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Goodness… |
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Conscience… The knowledge we have of what… |
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Natural Law… The belief in natural law is the belief that… |
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Incarnation… The Christian belief that… | “Made flesh”- The Christian belief that God became man in the person of Jesus, fully human and fully divine. |
Evil… |
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Privation… Evil is.. |
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Creed… | A summary or a list of key Christian Beliefs. |
Beatitude… | Comes from the Latin “beatus” which means blessed or happy. |
Natural Law… | The moral laws of right and wrong which are universal and not dependent on human laws. |
Crucifix… | A representation of Jesus in the cross on which he died. |