AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062
Paper 1
Duty, righteousness and the moral order that sustains life.
Revise: Presentations of the DivineThe purpose is often to restore dharma: duty, righteousness and moral order. In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna teaches that he comes into the world when dharma declines and wrongdoing increases. For many Hindus, this means that God is not distant or indifferent to suffering and evil, but can act within the world.
- Revise: Cycle of Birth and Death
Religious and moral duty: living rightly according to one’s responsibilities.
- Revise: Free Will and Suffering
Moral and religious duty; the principles of right living.
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- Revise: Personal Virtues
Duty and righteous conduct: living in the way a person ought to live.
- Revise: Four Aims of Human Life
Moral duty and righteous conduct; living responsibly and doing what is right.
- Revise: Meaning of Dharma
Religious and moral duty, righteousness and the order that sustains life. For Hindus, following dharma means living rightly and fulfilling responsibilities.
- Revise: Environmental Projects and Charities
Religious and moral duty, including responsibilities towards other people and the natural world.