Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
100

World view & sacred text

Linear & Bible 

100
Type of Worldview

Linear

100

Worldview & who is worshipped 

Linear - Allah

100

World view 

Cyclical

100
What is the worldview? 

Cyclical

200
Why would the suffering of the poor be a concern to Christians? 

The suffering of the poor and excluded is a direct moral and spiritual concern because Christ identifies with the vulnerable.

200

Define Revelation and sacred text 

God making divine will known, gives ethical obligations especially through the Torah

200

What concept does this fit? 

Compulsory almsgiving that makes poverty relief a religious obligation.

zakat 

200

The spiritual self gives human life deep significance and can support dignity.

Atman 

200

What does Anatta mean? 

“not-self”. Buddhism rejects the idea of a permanent, unchanging self or soul.

300

Define Imago Dei & how could it be applied to ethical issue abortion? 

All people possess dignity because they are created in God's image. Foetus in image of God 

300

What is free will? Is this relevant in Judaism? 

Free will is the capacity to choose obedience or disobedience, justice or injustice. It gives moral weight to human action.

300

Qur'an 1:4 calls Allah Master of the ... Qur'an 99:7-8 says whoever does an atom's weight of good or evil will see it.

Day of Judgement

300

What is Karma?

Karma means action and the moral consequences of action. It links conduct to future experience across this life and future rebirths.

300

What is the Buddhist meaning of dukkha?

Suffering, dissatisfaction or the unsatisfactory nature of existence

400

What concept do these scripture excerpts show: 

 John 1:14: the Word became flesh. Philippians 2:6-8 describes Christ humbling himself.

Galatians 5:13 calls believers to use freedom to serve one another in love.  

Incarnation & Free will 

400

This name of this concept: supports compassion and accompaniment: visiting sick, supporting refugees, protecting vulnerable people and building community. 

chesed

400

what is the Hajj?

Hajj is pilgrimage to Meccafor those physically and financially able. It commemorates Abrahamic faith, gathers Muslims from across the world and symbolises equality through simple garments and shared rites.

400

define reincarnation - apply to human rights 

Reincarnation is rebirth into another life, shaped by karma. encourages to do good 

400

How might the Five Precepts influence a Buddhist response to an ethical issue?

They provide ethical guidance, such as refraining from killing, stealing, sexual misconduct, false speech and intoxicants.

500

Tell the story of Noah's Ark, what message does it give and what is one ultimate question? 

Accurate retelling 

Is God real? did this happen? why do we learn about this? 

500

What concept is this:

Deuteronomy 15:7-8 commands open-handedness to the poor. Leviticus 19:9-10 requires leaving gleanings for the poor and the stranger.

 

Tzedakah 

500

What is Ramadan? how is it connected to human rights?

Fasting - nothing passes lips - to experience vulnerable 

500

What is this teaching: 

Bhagavad Gita 3:19 teaches performing duty without attachment. Bhagavad Gita 18:47 teaches one's own duty , though imperfect, is better than another's well performed.

Dharma 
500

What are the Four Noble Truths? 

  1. The Truth of Suffering: We are living in an ongoing state of dissatisfaction.
  2. The Truth of the Origin of Suffering: Suffering/dissatisfaction arises from causes and conditions.
  3. The Truth of Cessation: There is a possibility of reaching a state where that dissatisfaction/suffering has ceased.
  4. The Truth of the Path: There is a path for us to follow that will bring us to such a state.