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AQA GCSE Religious Studies A

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Flashcards for AQA GCSE Religious Studies A (8062), split into Component 1 and Component 2. Component 1 has one subdeck per religion, each split into beliefs and teachings and practices. Component 2 has one subdeck per theme, split by its own topics, including the two St Mark's Gospel textual studies themes. Delete or suspend the religions and themes your course does not take.

Adding it gives you your own copy, with every subdeck below. Each card then comes back just before you would forget it, and every one you get right or wrong counts towards your mastery of its topic. You can delete or suspend the parts you are not studying once it is yours.

What is inside (88 subdecks)

  • Component 1: The study of religions837 cards
    • Buddhism169 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings103 cards
        • The Buddha's life18 cards
        • The Dhamma and the nature of existence37 cards
        • The Four Noble Truths26 cards
        • The Three Refuges12 cards
        • Traditions within Buddhism10 cards
      • Practices66 cards
        • Buddhist ethics34 cards
        • Worship, meditation and festivals32 cards
    • Catholic Christianity105 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings35 cards
        • Key beliefs26 cards
        • Sources of authority9 cards
      • Practices70 cards
        • Prayer, popular piety and pilgrimage21 cards
        • The seven sacraments22 cards
        • The work of the Church27 cards
    • Christianity124 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings62 cards
        • Christian denominations6 cards
        • Jesus Christ and salvation22 cards
        • The Bible as a source of authority11 cards
        • The nature of God, creation and the afterlife23 cards
      • Practices62 cards
        • The Church in the local and worldwide community25 cards
        • Worship, prayer, sacraments and pilgrimage37 cards
    • Hinduism121 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings68 cards
        • Sources of authority8 cards
        • The nature of God and existence29 cards
        • The nature of human life26 cards
        • Traditions within Hinduism5 cards
      • Practices53 cards
        • Worship and festivals26 cards
        • Yoga, pilgrimage and lifestyle27 cards
    • Islam113 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings56 cards
        • Key beliefs39 cards
        • Sources of authority8 cards
        • Traditions within Islam9 cards
      • Practices57 cards
        • Duties and festivals37 cards
        • Worship20 cards
    • Judaism102 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings41 cards
        • Key beliefs and the covenant35 cards
        • Movements within Judaism6 cards
      • Practices61 cards
        • Family life and festivals30 cards
        • Sources of authority8 cards
        • The synagogue and worship23 cards
    • Sikhism103 cards
      • Beliefs and teachings39 cards
      • Practices64 cards
        • Festivals and lifestyle28 cards
        • Sources of authority9 cards
        • Worship and service27 cards
  • Component 2: Thematic studies720 cards
    • Theme A: Relationships and families105 cards
      • Families and gender equality47 cards
      • Sex, marriage and divorce58 cards
    • Theme B: Religion and life88 cards
      • The origins and value of human life55 cards
      • The origins and value of the universe33 cards
    • Theme C: The existence of God and revelation86 cards
      • Philosophical arguments for and against the existence of God45 cards
      • The nature of the divine and revelation41 cards
    • Theme D: Religion, peace and conflict84 cards
      • Religion and belief in 21st century conflict50 cards
      • Religion, violence, terrorism and war34 cards
    • Theme E: Religion, crime and punishment81 cards
      • Religion and punishment54 cards
      • Religion, crime and the causes of crime27 cards
    • Theme F: Religion, human rights and social justice80 cards
      • Human rights31 cards
      • Wealth and poverty49 cards
    • Theme G: St Mark's Gospel: the life of Jesus102 cards
      • Significance36 cards
      • The early ministry of Jesus21 cards
      • The final days in Jerusalem24 cards
      • The later ministry of Jesus21 cards
    • Theme H: St Mark's Gospel as a source of religious, moral and spiritual truths94 cards
      • Faith and discipleship21 cards
      • Jesus' relationships with those disregarded by society19 cards
      • Significance35 cards
      • The Kingdom of God19 cards

Some of its cards

  • What is the central Jewish belief about God's oneness?
    That there is only one God
  • What is the right attitude to wealth, according to most religious teaching?
    To use wealth responsibly and generously, rather than pursuing it selfishly
  • What is the importance of the synagogue in Jewish life?
    It is the centre of Jewish communal worship, study and community life
  • Which passage describes John the Baptist preparing the way for Jesus?
    Mark 1:1-8
  • What is one way the Kingdom of God can be understood?
    A present reality, already at work in the world
  • What do most Christians believe about the origin of human life?
    That God created human beings, often understood alongside the scientific account of evolution
  • What is atman in Hindu belief?
    The individual, eternal inner self, distinct from the material mind and body
  • What are the Five Pillars of Sunni Islam?
    Shahadah, salah, sawm, zakah and hajj
  • What are the two main parts of the Christian Bible?
    The Old Testament and the New Testament
  • What does it mean to say God is omnipotent?
    That God is all-powerful

And 1547 more once you add the deck.