AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062
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A person's well-being and the extent to which they can experience a fulfilling life, including considerations such as health and suffering.
Revise: Contrasting Religious Beliefs on AbortionTwo important ideas are sanctity of life, the belief that human life is sacred and should be protected, and quality of life, which concerns well-being, fulfilment and suffering. A person may use both ideas: valuing life does not mean ignoring suffering.
- Revise: Contrasting Religious Beliefs on Euthanasia
- Revise: Sanctity and Quality of Life
The standard of health, comfort, happiness and fulfilment experienced by a person or group.
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- Revise: Abortion
A person's wellbeing and the conditions in which they live, including health, suffering and their ability to enjoy life.
- Revise: Ethical Arguments on Abortion
A person's level of well-being, including their health, happiness, suffering and ability to enjoy life.
- Revise: Euthanasia
The extent to which a person’s life involves wellbeing, fulfilment and freedom from suffering.