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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
Acts of loving kindness performed without expecting anything in return, such as visiting someone who is ill or supporting an elderly person.
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Paper 1
Revise: Moral PrinciplesGemilut hasadim means acts of loving kindness, carried out without expecting anything in return. Such acts can include visiting someone who is ill, helping an elderly person or comforting someone who is grieving.
Paper 1
Acts of loving kindness involving practical care and personal effort, rather than financial giving alone.
Revise: Environmental Responsibility and Global CitizenshipGemilut hasadim means acts of loving kindness. It involves personal effort and practical care, such as visiting sick people or comforting mourners, rather than money alone. Applied to environmental issues, it encourages concern for people suffering from environmental damage.
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