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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
The teachings of the Buddha, which guide Buddhists towards understanding and overcoming suffering.
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Paper 1
The Buddha’s teachings and the truth they express; also called Dharma.
Revise: Places of WorshipStudy rooms or libraries allow Buddhists to read scriptures, hear explanations of the Dhamma and discuss what the teachings mean.
The Buddha’s teachings, which guide Buddhists towards understanding and enlightenment.
Paper 1, Paper 3
The teachings of the Buddha, which guide understanding and conduct. Dhamma is the Pali term; dharma is the Sanskrit term.
Revise: Human Rights and Social Justice in BuddhismDhamma means the Buddha's teachings. Dhamma in action means living those teachings through practical responses to suffering and unfairness.
The Buddha’s teachings about the truth he discovered and the path to overcoming suffering; also called Dharma.
The Buddha’s teaching, which explains the nature of existence and guides Buddhist life. Dharma is an alternative spelling.
The Buddha’s teachings, which guide Buddhists towards wisdom and liberation.
When explaining importance, connect a feature to its purpose: a library supports study of the Dhamma; a shrine helps Buddhists focus on the Buddha and his teachings.
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