Paper 2 - Theme B – Religion and Life

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Paper 2 - Theme B – Religion and Life How do Creationists/literalists believe the universe/world was created? Quote: Stewardship: How would Christians show they are a steward? Quote: Dominion: How would Christians show they have dominion? Quote Attitudes to animals – Animal Experimentation for COSMETICS Roman Catholics; Protestants (Church of England) Buddhists: How do liberalists think the universe/world was created? Evidence Attitudes to animals – Animal Experimentation for MEDICAL RESEARCH Roman Catholics; Protestants (Church of England) Buddhists: How do scientists believe the world/universe began? How is the environment abused? Attitudes to animals – Use of animals for FOOD Roman Catholics; Protestants (Church of England) Buddhists: How do the views differ in the creation of the world? Views on Pollution

Paper 2 - Theme B – Religion and Life How do Christians believe humans were created? Sancity of Life: Quality of Life: Agape: Euthanasia: Roman Catholic View + teaching: Protestant – CoE View+ teaching: Buddhist View+ teaching: Quote & Evidence from the Bible What is the theory of evolution? Different types of Euthanasia: Voluntary: Involuntary: Passive: Active: Abortion: Roman Catholic View + teaching: Protestant – CoE View + teaching: Buddhist View + teaching: The similarities and differences between scientific and religious views on creation. Beliefs about the afterlife: Roman Catholic View + teaching: Protestant – CoE View + teaching: Buddhist View + teaching: