AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062
Paper 1
God’s freely given love and favour, through which salvation is offered rather than earned.
Revise: Sin, salvation and atonementGrace is God’s freely given love and favour. Salvation is offered as a gift, not something people can purchase or earn by collecting enough good deeds. Ephesians 2:8–9 teaches: “by grace you have been saved through faith” and describes this as “the gift of God”.
- Revise: Sacraments and Baptism
God’s freely given love and help, which Christians believe enables salvation and a life close to God.
- Revise: Redemption
God's free and undeserved gift of help and participation in his life, enabling people to respond to him and grow in holiness.
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- Revise: Meaning of Sacrament
God’s freely given love and help, which draw people closer to him and strengthen them to live according to his will.
- Revise: Seven Sacraments
- Revise: God in the Mool Mantra
God’s freely given blessing or help, through which a person can come to know God.
- Revise: Karma, Rebirth, and Mukti
God’s freely given care and blessing, which enable spiritual progress and liberation.
- Revise: Stages of Liberation
God's freely given blessing, on which spiritual fulfilment depends; it cannot be earned through human effort alone.