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Mind Map by Alex Howard, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Alex Howard
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RS Year 9 Exam Revision
- Buddhism
- Noble Eightfold path
- If you follow this you are following the
'middle path' which is the perfect balance
in life leading to enlightenment.
- Right Speech
- Right Thought
- Right Action
- Right Mindfulness
- Right Understanding
- Right Effort
- Right Livelihood
- Right Concentration
- If you follow this you are following the
'middle path' which is the perfect balance
in life leading to enlightenment.
- The Amazing 4
- Dharma
- The practice of Buddha's teachings.
- The practice of Buddha's teachings.
- Sangha
- A Buddhist community.
- A Buddhist community.
- Nirvana
- State of perfect happiness.
- State of perfect happiness.
- Karma
- What you have done
in the past comes back
to you later.
- What you have done
in the past comes back
to you later.
- Dharma
- Four Noble Truths
- 1. Suffering is always there.
- 2. Suffering is caused by greed.
- This brings suffering as
things are always changing.
- This brings suffering as
things are always changing.
- 3. Accept things always change (impermanence).
Treat every moment as your last.
- 4. Following the Eightfold Path
brings Nirvana and peace.
- 1. Suffering is always there.
- Noble Eightfold path
- Ethics
- Utilitarianism
- Do what is
right for the
greater good.
- Human rights go out of
the window, you base
your decision on the
method which keeps the
most people happy.
- Do what is
right for the
greater good.
- Deontology
- Always think
about human
rights.
- Never do anything
bad, even for a
good outcome.
- Never
steal, lie or
break
promises.
- Never
steal, lie or
break
promises.
- Always think
about human
rights.
- Situation Ethics
- Base your decision
on the situation.
- No set rules as every situation
is different.
- Try and be kind but you don't need to stick
to human rights if the situation is bad.
- Base your decision
on the situation.
- Ethics are a set of morals
or rules that you use and
go by in life.
- Utilitarianism
- The Big 4
- Forgiveness - Accepting that
someone has done wrong
and treating them the same
as before they did wrong.
- Justice - Giving fairness
to someone who has not
received it.
- Fairness - Treating every living being
equally and with as much respect.
- Racism - Discrimination
towards people of other
ethics, race or colour just
because they are
different.
- Forgiveness - Accepting that
someone has done wrong
and treating them the same
as before they did wrong.
- Media
- Effects of the media.
- Positive
- Teaches about the environment.
- Entertains us.
- Allows us to communicate easily.
- Teaches about the environment.
- Negative
- Encourages violence.
- Allows humiliation of others.
- Wastes time which could be spent learning.
- Encourages violence.
- Positive
- Effects of media on religion.
- Positive
- Teaches you about diversity
and different religions.
- Allows you to understand
and respect others.
- Allows you to understand
and respect others.
- Teaches you about diversity
and different religions.
- Negative
- For entertainment religions are sometimes mocked.
- News gives negative
views to society.
- For entertainment religions are sometimes mocked.
- Positive
- Effects of the media.
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