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Religious Studies
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B
Buddhism
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B · 1RB0 · D
Buddhism
All papers · 66 notes
Understand Buddhism in depth as a lived religion.
Buddhist Beliefs
1.1
Life of the Buddha
1.2
Dhamma
1.3
First Noble Truth
1.4
Second Noble Truth
1.5*
Third Noble Truth
1.6
Fourth Noble Truth
1.7
Human Life
2 notes
Aggregates, Emptiness and Buddha-nature
Enlightenment Ideals, Buddhahood and the Pure Land
1.8
Buddhist Ethical Teachings
Marriage and the Family
2.1
Importance and Purpose of Marriage
2.2
Sexual Relationships
2.3
Purpose and Importance of the Family
2.4
Support for the Family
2.5
Teachings on Contraception
2.6
Teachings About Divorce
2.7
Equality of Men and Women
2.8
Gender Prejudice and Discrimination
Living the Buddhist Life
3.1
Meditation
3.2
Chanting
3.3
Mantra Recitation
3.4
Places of Worship
3.5
Objects of Devotion
3.6*
Puja
3.7
Death and Mourning Rituals
3.8
Festivals and Retreats
Matters of Life and Death
4.1
Origins and Value of the Universe
4.2
Sanctity of Life
4.3
Responses to Explanations of Life
4.4
Buddhist Teachings and Abortion
4.5
Responses to Death and Afterlife
4.6
Responses to Arguments Against Afterlife
4.7
Buddhist Teachings and Euthanasia
4.8
Responses to Issues in Nature
2 notes
Buddhist Responses to Environmental Threats
Buddhist Responses to Animal Ethics
Crime and Punishment
2.1
Attitudes Towards Justice
2.2
Attitudes Towards Crime
2.3
Good, Evil, and Suffering
2.4
Attitudes Towards Punishment
2.5
Aims of Punishment
2.6
Teachings About Forgiveness
2.7
Treatment of Criminals
2.8
Attitudes Towards the Death Penalty
Peace and Conflict
4.1
Attitudes Towards Peace
4.2
Role of Buddhists in Peacemaking
4.3
Attitudes to Conflict
4.4
Attitudes to Pacifism
4.5
Attitudes to Just War Theory
4.6
Attitudes to War
4.7
Attitudes to Weapons of Mass Destruction
4.8
Responses to Conflict Issues
Philosophy of Religion
2.1
Non-Existence of a Personal God
2.2
Realm of Gods
2.3
Enlightenment
2.4
Teachings About Miracles
2.5
Prayers
2.6
Visions
2.7
Attitudes to Religious Experiences
2.8
Religious Upbringing
Equality
4.1
Teachings on Human Rights
4.2
Attitudes Towards Equality
4.3
Attitudes to Religious Freedom
4.4
Attitudes to Prejudice
4.5
Teachings About Racial Harmony
4.6
Attitudes to Racial Discrimination
4.7
Attitudes to Social Justice
4.8
Attitudes Towards Wealth and Poverty
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