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Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies
Religious, Philosophical, and Ethical Studies
Issues of Good and Evil
Good, Evil and Suffering in Buddhism
Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120
Good, Evil and Suffering in Buddhism
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Analyze Buddhist perspectives on the origin of evil and suffering, focusing on dukkha, Mara, attachment, free will, and the Three Poisons.
Evaluate teachings on suffering and evil from sources such as Dhammapada 12:165 and the 101 Zen Stories (9 and 63).
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