Religious Ethics and Morality flashcards
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This page gathers over 200 community-made Religious Ethics and Morality flashcards, covering good and evil, religion and animals, and medical ethics. They offer school students ways to practice key terms and quotes, and teachers ready-made material for those topics. Pick a deck and start studying.
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- Sources of Moral Authority28
- Christian Ethics and Ethical Theories33
- Ten Commandments and Beatitudes28
- Conscience and Moral Decision Making60
- Virtues and Vices10
- Good and Evil27
- Sanctity of Life, Abortion and Euthanasia108
- Medical Ethics30
- Animal Rights46
- Environmental Ethics13
- Sexual Ethics and Relationships27
- Crime and Punishment10
- War and Peace7
- Social Justice, Rights and Poverty32
- Religious Views on Drugs6
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8 cardsReligion and Animals Evidence of Christians / Jews on Humans are more superior than Animals/We can eat animals
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9 cardsGood and evil Spellins
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51 cardsReligious Studies Key Quotes "God wants you to...
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29 cardsRE GCSE - UNIT TWO KEYWORDS KEYWORDS
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15 cardsElderly and Death- Quotes The dawn of a new day is the herald of a sunset. Earth is not our permanent home.
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36 cardsThe Sanctity of Life What is the sanctity of Life?
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94 cardsEthics Flash Cards B603 Definition of 'Abortion'
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84 cardsValue of Life
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75 cardsReligion and Social Ethics Midterm What is epistemology and three types viewed in class?
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58 cardsR.E-Ethics THE RIGHT TO LIFE- 'Human life should never be taken' (SOY)
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59 cardsIssues of Life and Death Topic what are the 2 theory's of creation? what are they?
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36 cardsRS Good and Evil unit What is (Genesis 1:31a) and what are its interpretations?
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37 cardsEnvironmental and Medical ethics- Key notes What is the greenhouse effect?
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42 cardsEthics Flash Cards B603 Medical Ethics Definition of 'Abortion'
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16 cardsUntitled What does Christianity teach about good and evil?
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33 cardsMoral Theology mid-term What relation does evil have to good
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35 cardsQuiz Flashcards: Katie Van Sistine Moral Act: What Is True Freedom?
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48 cardsGCSE RE: Flashcards Omnibenevolent What is the definition?
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30 cardsRS Belief about Deity Unit What does transcendent mean?
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28 cardsReligion: Crime and Punishment Who was St Thomas Aquinas?
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44 cardsIssues Of Good and Evil Topic what is morality
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40 cardsGood conduct and key moral principles What is dominion?
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54 cardsKey concepts Key concepts -
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49 cardsUntitled
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48 cardsR.E. keywordss
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48 cardsR.E. keywords
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11 cardsy12 rs ccea all 10 mark questions “All criminals deserve a second chance.” Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer showing tha...
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39 cardsSOR1: Christianity: Bioethics STUDIES OF RELIGION Christianity Christian ethics
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6 cardsReligion and Medicine Revision Notes. Christianity: Sanctity of Life: 1. Life is a gift from God. 2. Only God can decide where life should be end...
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29 cardsEnoch Wong
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19 cardsCrime and Punishment What do Christians think about justice?
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36 cardsGood conduct and key moral principles What did St Paul say about justification?
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23 cardsGlobal Issues What are some current global environmental concerns?
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18 cardsImportance of Life Religious Importance of Life - Intro
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29 cardsConscience Aquinas - what did he say about what conscience is?
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28 cardsRE Unit 3 Topic 2
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30 cardsEthics-R.E What is marriage?
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40 cardsUntitled
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39 cardsRE Unit 3 Topic 5
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29 cardsRE GCSE Ethics Topic 1 Euthanasia and Abortion Define absolute morality
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For a topic-focused deck, try Religion and Animals, which includes Christian, Jewish and Muslim views on humans and animals. Religion: Crime and Punishment includes questions on drugs and their social and health effects. You can also use Religious Studies Key Quotes to practice recalling quotations.
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Try Good and evil for terms such as forgiveness, justice and free will. If you are studying a particular theme, Religion and Animals offers cards on religious views of humans and animals. Choose the deck that matches what you are working on and check its cards before studying.
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The decks include key words and quotes as well as topics such as good and evil, medical ethics, sexual ethics, and crime and punishment. Religion and Animals includes cards on Christian, Jewish and Muslim views. Browse the deck titles to find a topic that matches your work.
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