Ethics and Religious Perspectives flashcards
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This page gathers more than 60 community-made flashcard resources on ethics and religious perspectives, from key terms to animal rights and the right to life. They are mainly at secondary level, with some university-level material, for school students practicing concepts and teachers looking for material to use. Pick a deck and start exploring.
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- Ethical Principles and Theories12
- Conscience and Moral Decision-Making18
- Christian Ethics and Moral Authority9
- Human Rights and Social Justice17
- Prejudice, Discrimination and Community Cohesion19
- Sanctity of Life and Medical Ethics51
- Abortion67
- Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide50
- Contraception and Relationships7
- Animal Rights and Animal Testing31
- Crime and Punishment24
- Business Ethics and Copyright5
Flashcards
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17 cardsRS what are the four types of euthanasia?
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27 cardsAll key words
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7 cardsSanctity of Life and The Right to Die What is 'The Right to Die'?
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62 cardsAQA GCSE RE-Christianity:Ethics-CONFLICT What is Crime?
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21 cardsAS PRE Postmodern View of Religion
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53 cardsGCSE RE-Christianity: Ethics-THE USE OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY What is fertility treatment?
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28 cardsEnvironmental and Medical Ethics What is the greenhouse effect?
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14 cardsECS - Religion & State
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49 cardsEthics Keywords
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8 cardsEnglish Is it ever justifiable to break the law?
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20 cardsAbortion! Principle of Double Effect
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30 cardsMorality matters of life MORALITY (MATTERS OF LIFE)
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20 cardsThe Right to Life sanctity of life
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31 cardsR.S Keywords Summer Exam 2017
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20 cardsReligion, Peace and Justice Key Words
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15 cardsReligion and Early Life Miracle of Life :
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11 cardsRE : Animal rights What are some of the reasons for vegetarianism? [5]
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9 cardsSection 3 Christian attitudes to sex outside of marriage What does the Bible teach?
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8 cardsHomosexual clergy
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10 cardsRE: Christian Attitudes to Euthanasia Why do Christians Believe it is wrong? (1/8)
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12 cardsUnit 8 - Environmental and medical issues Key words to memorise for Unit 8 - section 2: Environmental and medical issues
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10 cardsEthics Unit 6 IVF Importance IVF/ Infertility has become...
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9 cardsRE: Muslim Attitudes to Euthanasia Why is it wrong? (1/7)
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7 cardsEthics and sustainable development What is Ethics (being ethical)
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12 cardsUnit 8 - Rights and responsibilities Key words to help with memorisation of Unit 8 - section 1: Rights and Responsibilities key words
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12 cardsUnit 8 -Peace and Conflict Unit 8 -Peace and Conflict
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9 cardsEthics key terms
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8 cardsGood&Evil KeyWords RE KeyWords
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12 cardsRE Unit 8 Rights and Responsiblities
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7 cardsEthics Respect for autonomy
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11 cardsUnit 8 - Crime and Punishment Unit 8 - Crime and Punishment
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6 cardsUntitled
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23 cardsPhototropism What is sanctity of life?
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11 cardsEthics and Norms Q: What is the difference between ethics and morals? Should our law be based on out ethics and morals?
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51 cardsRE keyword Year 11
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33 cardsExam Q's ‘Euthanasia shows Christian love.’ What do you think? Explain your opinion.
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16 cardsMatters of life and death What are the law and backgrounds of abortion
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15 cardsPrejudice and Discrimination Define the term "Prejudice":
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24 cardsRE key concepts 1
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7 cardsSAB RS JC Experiment Explain why some Christians use Situation Ethics when making a moral decision
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These decks cover key terms, religious perspectives and ethical questions. Religion, Peace and Justice Key Words includes justice, forgiveness and discrimination. The Right to Life covers sanctity of life, abortion and euthanasia, while the deck on animal rights includes questions about vegetarianism and animal experimentation.
How to use the decks
Start with All key words if you want to practice vocabulary across several topics. For a closer look at an issue, try Sanctity of Life and The Right to Die, which includes arguments and criticisms for both ideas.
Work through a deck by answering each prompt before checking the card. Return to terms or arguments you find difficult, then compare related decks, such as those on Christian and Muslim attitudes to euthanasia. If you want to see connections between ideas, switch to a mind map on the unit page. For a different way to check your understanding, try a quiz there. Choose a topic and open a deck that matches it.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
All key words is a useful starting point for practicing terms across the unit. It includes conscience, human rights and situation ethics. If you are studying a particular issue, choose a focused deck instead, such as Sanctity of Life and The Right to Die.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover topics including peace and justice, animal rights, medical ethics, and life and death. Some focus on key terms, while others explore arguments or religious attitudes. For example, the decks on Christian and Muslim attitudes to euthanasia offer material for comparing perspectives.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study, with no account needed. The decks were made by GoConqr users. If you want to make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps or notes, a free account lets you do that and also saves your quiz scores.