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WJEC GCSE Religious Studies

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Flashcards for WJEC GCSE Religious Studies (3150QS), the made-for-Wales qualification taught from September 2025 with first award in 2027. Unit 1 and Unit 3 each split into a subdeck for Christianity, one for Catholic Christianity, one for each world religion option, and one for non-religious perspectives, then by the specification's own sections. Delete or suspend the Christianity option and the world religion 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 (66 subdecks)

  • Unit 1: Religious and non-religious beliefs, teachings and practices360 cards
    • Buddhism49 cards
      • Beliefs24 cards
      • Beliefs about life and death13 cards
      • Religious beliefs in contemporary society12 cards
    • Catholic Christianity46 cards
      • Beliefs17 cards
      • Beliefs about life and death11 cards
      • Religious beliefs in contemporary society18 cards
    • Christianity64 cards
      • Beliefs30 cards
      • Beliefs about life and death12 cards
      • Religious beliefs in contemporary society22 cards
    • Hinduism44 cards
      • Beliefs22 cards
      • Beliefs about life and death12 cards
      • Religious beliefs in contemporary society10 cards
    • Islam47 cards
      • Beliefs18 cards
      • Beliefs about life and death19 cards
      • Religious beliefs in contemporary society10 cards
    • Judaism41 cards
      • Beliefs18 cards
      • Beliefs about life and death12 cards
      • Religious beliefs in contemporary society11 cards
    • Nature of belief9 cards
    • Non-religious beliefs19 cards
      • Beliefs about life and death12 cards
      • Beliefs in contemporary society7 cards
    • Sikhism41 cards
      • Beliefs18 cards
      • Beliefs about life and death12 cards
      • Religious beliefs in contemporary society11 cards
  • Unit 3: Roles, rights and responsibilities276 cards
    • Buddhist perspectives36 cards
      • Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth10 cards
      • Human nature and the right to life11 cards
      • Stewardship of the earth15 cards
    • Catholic Christian perspectives34 cards
      • Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth11 cards
      • Human nature and the right to life14 cards
      • Stewardship of the earth9 cards
    • Christian perspectives35 cards
      • Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth11 cards
      • Human nature and the right to life13 cards
      • Stewardship of the earth11 cards
    • Hindu perspectives33 cards
      • Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth9 cards
      • Human nature and the right to life10 cards
      • Stewardship of the earth14 cards
    • Islamic perspectives37 cards
      • Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth11 cards
      • Human nature and the right to life14 cards
      • Stewardship of the earth12 cards
    • Jewish perspectives33 cards
      • Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth9 cards
      • Human nature and the right to life12 cards
      • Stewardship of the earth12 cards
    • Non-religious perspectives32 cards
      • Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth12 cards
      • Human nature and the right to life9 cards
      • Stewardship of the earth11 cards
    • Sikh perspectives36 cards
      • Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth11 cards
      • Human nature and the right to life11 cards
      • Stewardship of the earth14 cards

Some of its cards

  • What term describes Jews as guardians of the earth?
    Shomrei Adamah (guardians of the earth)
  • What do Christians mean by God as Creator "ex nihilo"?
    That God created the universe out of nothing
  • What did Allah give humans that makes them uniquely capable, in Islamic belief?
    The best physical, intellectual and spiritual capabilities
  • What defines humans, according to non-religious perspectives?
    Belonging to a distinct species, marked out by traits such as a large brain and the ability to use complex language and symbols
  • What kind of right is freedom of religious expression, according to non-religious perspectives?
    A fundamental human right that promotes individual autonomy and dignity
  • What Christian belief underlies the idea that being human means being made in God’s image?
    That humans were created in God’s image
  • What Catholic belief underlies the idea that being human means being made in God’s image?
    That humans were created in God’s image
  • What is the Great Commission?
    Jesus’ instruction to his disciples to share the Christian faith with others
  • What is Buddha-nature?
    The belief that all beings have the potential to achieve Nirvana
  • What Buddhist community is central to a sense of identity and belonging?
    The sangha

And 626 more once you add the deck.