Unit 2: Religion and Life

"An organisation set up at the end of WW2 to prevent wars by discussing problems."

"Eye for eye, tooth for tooth." Which unit could you use this quote to support?

"The idea that believers have a duty to look after the environment on behalf of God."

Which one of these is NOT an advantage of factory farming?

Which of these is NOT a religious festival for young people?

Which of these is NOT a pro-choice argument?

Which religious group did the Quakers create againt war and violence?

What is the key term given to religious believers who refuse to fight in wars?

"Respecting the beliefs and practices of others."

How did Irene Sendler work for peace?

Which one of these is NOT a renewable energy source?

"Respecting the beliefs and values of others."

What are Christian beliefs on animal experiments and cloning?

How has society and the law helped try to stop prejudice and discrimination?

Do religions teach that animals have the same rights as humans?

Do religions believe that men and women are equal?

"Fighting for a religious cause of God probably controlled by a religious leader."

Are Methodists and Anglicans against abortion?

"The idea that the climate is getting warmer."

What is NOT an issue for religious young people?

Which one of these is NOT a group that protects the rights of aniamls?

Which one of these is NOT a reason why people are prejudiced?

Do all religions accept the use of animals for work as long as they are cared for?

Roughly, how many animals are killed each year for the fur trade?

Where did religious leaders meet to discuss envrionmental problems in 1986 and 1995?

"Having an over-simplified idea of what people are like and applying it to a whole group."

According to Christians, how many days did God take to create the world?

"Life is sacred because it is God given."

In which unit is "love thy neighbour" most appropriately used?

Which one of this is NOT a cause of deforestation?

"A humanitarian agency that helps people suffering from war or other disasters."

What is positive discrimination?

What is the main argument that outlines the differences between animals and humans?

"the social process of becoming or being isolated and left out."

Which of these things came FIRST in the creation of the world according to Christians?

Which one of these is NOT a way Christian families teach their children about their religion?

What's the name of the group in favour of women's rights to choose to have an abortion?

Which is these is NOT an alternative to abortion?

Which one of these is NOT a criteria for a Just War?

Why should religious believers look after the world?

Which one of these are not a religious attitude to prejudice?

Which one of these is NOT a reason that is considered when abortion is considered?

"Prejudice against someone because of their age, leading to discrimination."

Roughly, how many faith schools are there in the UK?

Which religion is predominately vegetarian?

What religious belief do Christians use to justify using animals in sport.

Which one of these is NOT a main reason why people don't eat meat?

"Treating someone more favourably because they have been discriminated against in the past."

What word describes God as all loving - therefore he should look after us and the world

"The belief of people who refuse to take part in war and any other form of violence."

What is the word that describes the method of farming approved by religious believers?

Which of these is NOT a measurement of the quality of life.

What is the current limit for legal abortion in the UK?

Do religions accept the use of zoos, safari parks and aqauriums?

When do Roman Catholics believe that life begins?