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OCR GCSE Religious Studies

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Flashcards for OCR GCSE Religious Studies (J625), split into the two component groups and then by religion or religious perspective. Component Group 1 has one subdeck per religion studied, each split into beliefs and teachings and practices. Component Group 2 has one subdeck per religious perspective, each split into its four themes. Delete or suspend the religions and perspective your course does not take.

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What is inside (173 subdecks)

  • Beliefs and teachings and practices658 cards
    • Buddhism132 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings90 cards
        • Buddhist principles in modern life8 cards
        • Ethical teachings11 cards
        • Human destiny8 cards
        • The Buddha and Enlightenment8 cards
        • The Dhamma13 cards
        • The First Noble Truth8 cards
        • The Fourth Noble Truth9 cards
        • The human personality8 cards
        • The Second Noble Truth12 cards
        • The Third Noble Truth5 cards
      • Practices42 cards
        • Attitudes to death and mourning6 cards
        • Festivals7 cards
        • Sacred places and spaces9 cards
        • The Sangha7 cards
        • Worship13 cards
    • Christianity146 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings94 cards
        • Creation10 cards
        • Eschatological beliefs7 cards
        • Incarnation, crucifixion, resurrection and ascension12 cards
        • Jesus Christ14 cards
        • Nature of God17 cards
        • Salvation12 cards
        • The problem of evil and suffering12 cards
        • The Trinity10 cards
      • Practices52 cards
        • Mission and evangelism7 cards
        • Pilgrimage and celebrations7 cards
        • Prayer7 cards
        • Sacraments8 cards
        • The church in the wider world8 cards
        • The local church and rites of passage7 cards
        • Worship8 cards
    • Hinduism118 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings80 cards
        • Human concerns10 cards
        • Karma8 cards
        • Manifestations of the divine11 cards
        • The cycle of birth, life and death10 cards
        • The eternal self9 cards
        • The four aims of human life (Purusharthas)14 cards
        • The nature of reality13 cards
        • Three features of the divine5 cards
      • Practices38 cards
        • Approaching deity11 cards
        • Ethical concerns5 cards
        • Special occasions6 cards
        • Ways of living: the four margas16 cards
    • Islam133 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings70 cards
        • Angels (Malaikah)11 cards
        • Books (Kutub)7 cards
        • Core beliefs15 cards
        • Eschatological beliefs5 cards
        • Life after death (Akhirah)11 cards
        • Nature of Allah10 cards
        • Prophethood (Risalah)11 cards
      • Practices63 cards
        • Festivals5 cards
        • Hajj6 cards
        • Jihad9 cards
        • Public and private worship15 cards
        • The Five Pillars and Ten Obligatory Acts19 cards
        • Zakat and Sawm9 cards
    • Judaism129 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings60 cards
        • Eschatological beliefs8 cards
        • Ethical and ritual Mitzvot7 cards
        • Key moral principles11 cards
        • Nature of G-d5 cards
        • Sanctity of life5 cards
        • The Covenant at Sinai6 cards
        • The divine presence6 cards
        • The Messiah6 cards
        • The Promised Land6 cards
      • Practices69 cards
        • Dietary laws8 cards
        • Festivals8 cards
        • Law: the Tenakh and the Talmud9 cards
        • Prayer8 cards
        • Rites of passage16 cards
        • Shabbat9 cards
        • Worship in the synagogue and home11 cards
  • Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world445 cards
    • Buddhist perspective68 cards
      • Dialogue between religious and non-religious beliefs and attitudes13 cards
        • Challenges for religion6 cards
        • Dialogue between religious and non-religious groups4 cards
        • Dialogue within and between religious groups3 cards
      • Relationships and families21 cards
        • Buddhist understandings of equality4 cards
        • Men and women6 cards
        • Relationships and families11 cards
      • Religion, peace and conflict16 cards
        • Forgiveness and reconciliation4 cards
        • Peace and peace-making6 cards
        • Violence and conflict6 cards
      • The existence of Ultimate Reality18 cards
        • Experiencing Ultimate Reality7 cards
        • The nature of reality5 cards
        • The Question of Ultimate Reality6 cards
    • Christian perspective124 cards
      • Dialogue between religious and non-religious beliefs and attitudes32 cards
        • Challenges for religion11 cards
        • Dialogue between religious and non-religious groups10 cards
        • Dialogue within and between religious groups11 cards
      • Relationships and families35 cards
        • Christian understandings of equality6 cards
        • Men and women7 cards
        • Relationships and families22 cards
      • Religion, peace and conflict27 cards
        • Forgiveness and reconciliation7 cards
        • Peace and peace-making10 cards
        • Violence and conflict10 cards
      • The existence of God30 cards
        • Experiencing God9 cards
        • The nature of reality (arguments for God)14 cards
        • The Question of God7 cards
    • Hindu perspective75 cards
      • Dialogue between religious and non-religious beliefs and attitudes12 cards
        • Challenges for religion5 cards
        • Dialogue between religious and non-religious groups3 cards
        • Dialogue within and between religious groups4 cards
      • Relationships and families24 cards
        • Hindu understandings of equality4 cards
        • Men and women7 cards
        • Relationships and families13 cards
      • Religion, peace and conflict16 cards
        • Forgiveness and reconciliation4 cards
        • Peace and peace-making5 cards
        • Violence and conflict7 cards
      • The existence of Ultimate Reality and Deity23 cards
        • Experiencing God7 cards
        • The existence of Ultimate Reality and Deity5 cards
        • The nature of reality11 cards
    • Jewish perspective86 cards
      • Dialogue between religious and non-religious beliefs and attitudes18 cards
        • Challenges for religion8 cards
        • Dialogue between religious and non-religious groups5 cards
        • Dialogue within and between religious groups5 cards
      • Relationships and families25 cards
        • Jewish understandings of equality5 cards
        • Men and women6 cards
        • Relationships and families14 cards
      • Religion, peace and conflict20 cards
        • Forgiveness and reconciliation6 cards
        • Peace and peace-making5 cards
        • Violence and conflict9 cards
      • The existence of G-d23 cards
        • Experiencing G-d7 cards
        • The existence of G-d5 cards
        • The nature of reality (arguments for G-d)11 cards
    • Muslim perspective92 cards
      • Dialogue between religious and non-religious beliefs and attitudes21 cards
        • Challenges for religion8 cards
        • Dialogue between religious and non-religious groups8 cards
        • Dialogue within and between religious groups5 cards
      • Relationships and families25 cards
        • Men and women6 cards
        • Muslim understandings of equality5 cards
        • Relationships and families14 cards
      • Religion, peace and conflict19 cards
        • Forgiveness and reconciliation6 cards
        • Peace and peace-making5 cards
        • Violence and conflict8 cards
      • The existence of Allah27 cards
        • Experiencing Allah9 cards
        • The nature of reality (arguments for Allah)13 cards
        • The Question of Allah5 cards

Some of its cards

  • Action that comes from wisdom and compassion and leads away from suffering
    Skilful action
  • What is meant by Christianity being the established religion of England, from a Buddhist perspective on British society?
    The Church of England has official, legally recognised status in a country that is also home to other religious traditions, including Buddhism
  • Action that comes from greed, hatred or ignorance and leads to further suffering
    Unskilful action
  • What does the Kalama Sutta teach about testing religious teaching?
    That people should test teachings against their own reason and experience, rather than simply accepting authority
  • Kamma
    The law that intentional actions have consequences, shaping future rebirth
  • What is secular Buddhism?
    An approach that presents Buddhist practice, such as meditation, without ritual, robes or the wider religious tradition
  • Karuna
    Compassion, a central Buddhist virtue
  • Name a value Buddhists and humanists commonly share.
    A commitment to reducing suffering and treating others with compassion
  • Arhat
    A person who has reached enlightenment by following the Buddha’s path, especially in Theravada Buddhism
  • What example of promoting inter-faith harmony is linked to King Asoka?
    The Buddhist emperor Asoka is remembered for promoting tolerance and respect between different religious groups in his empire

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