AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062
Paper 1
Intentional action and its consequences, which Buddhists believe influence future experiences and rebirth. Also called kamma.
Revise: Death and Mourning CeremoniesKarma—intentional actions and their consequences—influences rebirth. Some ceremonies therefore aim to benefit the deceased as well as comfort the living.
- Revise: Cycle of Birth and Death
Action and its moral consequences, which may affect this life and future lives; intentions also matter.
- Revise: Free Will and Suffering
The moral law of action and consequence: actions have effects that can shape experiences in this life and future lives.
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- Revise: Personal Virtues
The moral law of cause and effect, through which actions have consequences affecting a person’s future, including rebirth.
- Revise: Four Aims of Human Life
Actions and their consequences, which influence future experiences and rebirth.
- Revise: Meaning of Dharma
Actions and their consequences, which Hindus believe influence future experiences and rebirth.
- Revise: Environmental Projects and Charities
The principle that actions have consequences which can affect this life and future lives.
- Revise: Karma, Rebirth, and Mukti
Actions and their consequences, which shape the soul’s experiences and future rebirths.