Paper 1 - 2 Markers Flashcards

(33 cards)

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Adultery

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Married person choosing to have sex with someone else

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2
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Divorce

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Legal ending of a marriage

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3
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Cohabitation

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Living together without being married or in a civil partnership

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4
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Commitment

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Making or keeping a promise

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5
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Contraception

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Methods to prevent a woman becoming pregnant

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6
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Gender equality

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All genders have the same rights

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7
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Responsibilities

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Actions or duties you are expected to carry out

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8
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Roles

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The position of a person e.g. Teacher

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9
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Afterlife

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Life after death; belief existence continues after death

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10
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Environmental Sustainability

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Ensuring natural resources let people live well now and in the future

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11
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Abortion

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When a pregnancy is ended so there is no birth

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12
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Quality of Life

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Extent to which life is meaningful

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13
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Euthanasia

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‘Mercy killing’. Allowing the death of someone suffering from a terminal illness

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14
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Evolution

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Process by which different creatures are believed to have developed from earlier less complex forms

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15
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Soul

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Spiritual aspect of a being that connects someone with God

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16
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Sanctity of Life

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Belief that life is precious or sacred

17
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Good

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What is morally right and to our advantage

18
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Forgiveness

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Granting pardon for a wrongdoing

19
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Justice

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Fairness; where everyone has equal opportunities

20
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Suffering

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Pain or distress that can be physical or emotional

21
Q

Evil

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What is considered very immoral and wrong

22
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Free Will

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The ability to make choices. Nothing is pre-determined.

23
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Sin

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Deliberate immoral action; breaking a religious or moral law

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Morality

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Principles determining right from wrong

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Censorship
Limiting access to materials considered offensive or a threat
26
Discrimination
Treating people differently
27
Personal Conviction
What a person strongly believes
28
Relative Poverty
Poverty in relation to standards of where someone lives
29
Absolute Poverty
An acute state of deprivation
30
Extremism
Believing and supporting ideas far from that which people consider reasonable
31
Prejudice
Pre-judging people
32
Human Rights
Basic entitlements of all human beings
33
Social Justice
Promoting a fair society by challenging injustice and valuing diversity.