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Irish Leaving Certificate Religious Education

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Flashcards for Leaving Certificate Religious Education, split into the three units of the syllabus and then one subdeck per section, with the world religions, moral theories and other options each in their own subdeck. Delete or suspend the sections and religions you do not study once the deck is yours.

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What is inside (118 subdecks)

  • Unit One122 cards
    • Section A The search for meaning and values122 cards
      • 1 The quest for meaning34 cards
      • 2 The response to the quest37 cards
      • 3 Concepts of God38 cards
      • 4 Religion and the emergence of values13 cards
  • Unit Three940 cards
    • Section E Religion and gender145 cards
      • 1 Gender, society and religion40 cards
      • 2 Gender and Christianity53 cards
        • 2.1 Women and men in the Hebrew scriptures17 cards
        • 2.2 Women and men in the Christian scriptures15 cards
        • 2.3 Changing perspectives on Mary14 cards
        • 2.4 Gender perspectives on empowerment and exclusion7 cards
      • 3 Women's stories52 cards
        • 3.1 Feminist theologies and spiritualities12 cards
        • 3.2a Women thinkers and writers13 cards
        • 3.2b Founders and reformers of religious communities14 cards
        • 3.2c Women as social reformers8 cards
        • 3.2d Women religious writers today5 cards
    • Section F Issues of justice and peace152 cards
      • 1 Reflecting on context32 cards
      • 2 The concept of justice and peace89 cards
        • 2.1 Visions of justice14 cards
        • 2.2 Visions of peace18 cards
        • 2.3a The Judaeo-Christian vision of justice12 cards
        • 2.3b Zakat in Islam10 cards
        • 2.3c The four varnas of Hinduism10 cards
        • 2.3d The Eightfold Path of Buddhism10 cards
        • 2.4 Violence15 cards
      • 3 The religious imperative to act for justice and peace31 cards
        • 3.1 Religion and the environment14 cards
        • 3.2 Religious traditions and the environment17 cards
    • Section G Worship, prayer and ritual126 cards
      • 1 Symbol, ritual and sacrament45 cards
        • 1.1 Symbol15 cards
        • 1.2 Ritual14 cards
        • 1.3 Sacrament16 cards
      • 2 Prayer41 cards
        • 2.1 The need for reflection8 cards
        • 2.2 The human being as pray-er10 cards
        • 2.3 Contexts for prayer13 cards
        • 2.4 The praying tradition10 cards
      • 3 Meditation and contemplation40 cards
        • 3.1 Meditation15 cards
        • 3.2 The contemplative traditions12 cards
        • 3.3 The mystic tradition13 cards
    • Section H The Bible: literature and sacred text186 cards
      • 1 The Bible as living classic and sacred text38 cards
      • 2 Text and community45 cards
      • 3 The literature of the Bible55 cards
        • 3.1 The language of story26 cards
        • 3.2 The language of reflection16 cards
        • 3.3 The language of symbol13 cards
      • 4 Biblical texts48 cards
        • 4.1 Exodus 20:1-21 The Ten Commandments9 cards
        • 4.2 1 Samuel 2:1-10 Hannah's song of thanks7 cards
        • 4.3 Isaiah 52:13-53:12 Israel restored7 cards
        • 4.4 Mark 9:2-13 The Transfiguration10 cards
        • 4.5 Luke 6:20-49 The Sermon on the Plain8 cards
        • 4.6 John 1:1-18 The Prologue7 cards
    • Section I Religion: the Irish experience146 cards
      • 1 Patterns of change12 cards
      • 2 Pre-Christian Ireland31 cards
        • 2.1 Local evidence before Patrick9 cards
        • 2.2 National evidence22 cards
      • 3 Christianity in Ireland103 cards
        • 3.1 The coming of Patrick21 cards
        • 3.2.1 Religion, spirituality and land13 cards
        • 3.2.2 Religion, spirituality and monasticism20 cards
        • 3.2.3 Religion, spirituality and reforms16 cards
        • 3.2.4 Religion and the ideas of the Enlightenment16 cards
        • 3.2.5 Religion in contemporary Ireland17 cards
    • Section J Religion and science185 cards
      • 1 The scientific and theological enterprises25 cards
      • 2 The relationship between religion and science67 cards
        • 2.1 Science and religion go their separate ways: Galileo15 cards
        • 2.2 Science versus religion: Descartes, Newton and the Enlightenment13 cards
        • 2.3 Science and religion in tension: Darwin18 cards
        • 2.4 Science and religion in dialogue21 cards
      • 3 Current issues for religion and science: origins27 cards
      • 4 Current issues for religion and science: life and death66 cards
        • 4.1 The life questions12 cards
        • 4.2a The genetics debate: cloning12 cards
        • 4.2b The genetics debate: genetically modified life10 cards
        • 4.2c The genetics debate: artificially created life11 cards
        • 4.2d The genetics debate: the prolonging of life10 cards
        • 4.2e The genetics debate: the ending of life11 cards
  • Unit Two560 cards
    • Section B Christianity: origins and contemporary expressions152 cards
      • 1 The return to origins33 cards
      • 2 The vision of Jesus in context44 cards
      • 3 The message in conflict19 cards
      • 4 The formation of Christian community28 cards
        • Corinth10 cards
        • Philippi8 cards
        • Thessalonica10 cards
      • 5 The Christian message today28 cards
    • Section C World religions264 cards
      • 1 The phenomenon of religion28 cards
      • 2a Christianity22 cards
      • 2b Judaism29 cards
      • 2c Islam36 cards
      • 2d Buddhism29 cards
      • 2e Hinduism30 cards
      • 2f Christianity and Judaism (higher level)11 cards
      • 3 New religious movements26 cards
      • 4 Other living religions53 cards
        • African traditional religion11 cards
        • Baha'i faith14 cards
        • Chinese religion15 cards
        • Sikhism13 cards
    • Section D Moral decision-making144 cards
      • 1 Thinking about morality24 cards
      • 2 Morality and religion36 cards
      • 3 Moral principles and theories31 cards
      • 4 Moral development53 cards
        • Decision-making in action19 cards

Some of its cards

  • What three questions do people ask when they search for meaning?
    Why we are here, what good and evil are, and why people suffer
  • What does sex mean in the study of gender?
    The biological difference between male and female
  • Why do institutions return to their origins from time to time?
    To recover the founding vision they have drifted away from
  • Name an example from youth culture or music that shows people searching for meaning.
    A song whose lyrics ask why we are here or what life is for
  • What does gender mean in the study of gender?
    The roles and characteristics a society attaches to being male or female
  • What does the name Céli Dé mean?
    Companions or clients of God
  • Name a cultural factor that can block the search for meaning.
    Consumerism, which fills life with buying and leaves little time to ask big questions
  • How does biology explain difference between the sexes?
    Through chromosomes and hormones
  • In which century did the Céli Dé reform movement flourish in Ireland?
    The 8th century
  • Name another cultural factor that can block the search for meaning.
    Busyness, since a crowded life leaves no time for reflection

And 1612 more once you add the deck.