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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
Failure to see things as they really are, rather than simply a lack of factual knowledge.
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Paper 1
Revise: Good, Evil and Suffering in BuddhismIgnorance is failing to see things as they really are. Someone may wrongly believe that endless possessions will guarantee happiness, or fail to recognise how their actions harm others.
Link each named teaching to an explanation: greed can motivate theft, hatred can motivate violence, and ignorance prevents people recognising the harm they cause.
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