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This document provides information about religious beliefs in different traditions. It includes: - Key terms like atheist, theist, and agnostic to describe different beliefs about God. - Descriptions of God in Christianity as the Trinity and in Islam as Allah, the all-powerful creator. - Teachings about the afterlife in Christianity of heaven and hell and resurrection, and in Islam of judgement and paradise. - Information about religious funeral rites in Christianity involving communion and committal, and in Islam involving washing the body and burial facing Mecca.
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- 13. Exam practice – use the notes to help you answer the questions A) Explain what religious believers mean by ‘revelation’ 2 marks B) Explain how having a religious faith might encourage a person to respond to God. 4 C)Funerals are for the living not the dead Give 2 reasons why a religious believer might agree or disagree with this statement 4 marks Revelation – the ways in which God chooses to reveal himself to people Key words to use here Prayer, worship, helping others, going on Pilgrimage Christians and Muslims would agree because they believe in Life after death, the soul lives on in Heaven. The Qur’an says ‘You shall be raised to life’ Jesus said ‘I am the resurrection and I am the life, he who believes in me shall live forever’
- 14. Exam practice – use the notes to help you. Explain from two different religious traditions the teachings about the afterlife. 6 marks Christianity – Believes that Jesus rose from the dead after 3 days in the tomb. After his resurrection Christians believe that Jesus ascended into heaven. Jesus said ‘I am the resurrection and I am the life, he who believes in me shall live forever’. They believe they will live again with God in Heaven Islam – Muslims believe in Akhira life after death. In the Qur’an Muslims are told ‘He resurrects the earth after its death. Likewise you shall be raised to life’ Muslims also believe in Judgement. They will be judged on how they have followed the teachings in the Qur’an.
- 15. Exam Practice – use the notes to help you. ‘Praying to God? It’s all in the mind’ Do you agree? Give reasons or evidence for your answer, showing that you have thought about more than one point of view. You must include reference to religious beliefs in your answer 8 marks I agree/disagree because…........ Christians believe that prayer is a way to communicate with God. Many believe that God speaks to them through prayer e. g. The Saints and the writers of the Bible. Similarly Muslims believe prayer is essential it is the second Pillar of Islam ,salat, and is a duty which they must perform five times a day. Muslims also have community prayers on a Friday called Jummah prayers. They see this as a powerful experience
- 16. Remember Elephants never forget! What will you do to ensure you don’t forget ?