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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
God’s assessment of a person’s life, determining their eternal destiny.
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Revise: Beliefs About the AfterlifeChristians share a hope of life beyond death, but differ over its nature, the timing of judgement and how heaven and hell should be understood.
God’s assessment of a person’s faith and actions, determining their eternal outcome.
When explaining an influence, connect the belief to an action: belief in judgement may encourage Christians to care for people in need.
Use biblical teaching to support your explanation, not just as a quotation. Explain how it relates to resurrection, judgement or eternal life.
Catholics believe in both judgement immediately after death and a final judgement. Do not present these as alternatives within Catholic teaching.
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God's assessment of a person's life, associated with their destiny in the afterlife.
Paper 1, Paper 2, Paper 3
God’s assessment of a person’s life, including their faith and actions.
Revise: Death and the Afterlife in ChristianityJudgement means God assessing a person’s life. Christians believe God is both loving and just, so judgement is understood as fair rather than arbitrary. Faith and actions matter.
God’s assessment of a person’s actions, associated with accountability, reward and punishment.
Allah's assessment of a person's faith, intentions and actions, leading to reward or punishment.
God’s assessment of a person’s earthly life, determining their destiny in the afterlife.
God’s assessment of a person’s deeds, associated with justice, accountability, reward and punishment.