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SOR Key Terms revision World religions
SOR Key Terms revision World religions
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A Linear World View is key to
Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism
Judaism only
Islam, Hinduism and Judaism
Islam, Christianity and Judaism
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Free Will is....
The teaching that God decides who willgain salvation
the act of turning away from one’sself-serving actions
◦anaction that goes against divine law
the ability to choose to do as one wishes, right, wrong or indifferent
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Sin can be defined as...
the ability to choose to do as one wishes
the act of turning away from one’s self-serving actions
◦an action that goes against divine law
The cycle of life, death & rebirth
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Revelation is ....
The manner in which a divine being makes itself known to humanity
a style of ritual worship key to Buddhism
◦anaction that goes against divine law
One of the sacred texts from the Hindu tradition
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Repentance is
how God assists humanity in understandingthe created universe
turning away from one’s self-serving actions and turning towards God
the ability to choose to do as one wishes, right, wrong or indifferent
The teaching that God decides who willgain salvation
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Dharma is ...
escape from the cycle of samsara and the extinguishing of one’s existence.
the effect of one's action in life - good and bad
the belief that everyone has moral, social and legal duties to uphold.
associated only with Judaism
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Greater Jihad is...
The belief that God decides who will gain salvation and who will be damned
◦anaction that goes against divine law
a physical struggle for the defence of Islam, interpreted as a 'holy war'
The belief that all humans face an inner struggle to choose good over evil
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Samsara is ...
The effects of one’s actions in life –good or bad
One of the key Islamic teachings from the Qur'an
belief that everyone has certain moral, social and legal duties to uphold.
The cycle of life, death & rebirth
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Predestination is
the belief that God decides who will gain salvation and who will be damned
The belief that all humans face an inner struggle to choose good over evil
the belief that everyone has moral, social and legal duties to uphold.
The effects of one’s actions in life – good or bad.
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Sanctity of Life is....
the story of Creation where we are told how God created man and woman
The cycle of life, death & rebirth
The value that human beings have because they are made in the image of God
The teaching that God decides who willgain salvation
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Moksha is
the name of the 613 commandments in Judaism
specific to Judaism
freedom from the cycle of samsara and union with Brahman
one of the key pillars found in Islam
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Karma is
The effects of one’s actions in life – good or bad.
the escape from the cycle of samsara & extinguishing of one’s existence
The transmigration of the soul into a newbody after death
The cycle of life, death & rebirth; a cyclical world view.
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A Cyclical World View is found in
Judaism and Islam
Hinduism and Buddhism
All religions
Christianity
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Reincarnation is a key belief in
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Buddhism and Hinduism
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Nirvana is
The effects of one’s actions in life –good or bad
escape from the cycle of samsara, & extinguishing of one’s existence.
The transmigration of the soul into a newbody after death
union with Brahman, the ultimate power of the universe
