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1 N X76/7/01 MONDAY, 26 MAY 9:00 AM 10:0 AM National Quali cations 201 Religious, Moral and Philosophical Studies Total marks 60 SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 marks Attempt ONE Part SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Attempt ONE Part SECTION RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS 20 marks Attempt ONE Part Write your answer clearly in the answer booklet provided. In the answer booklet, you must clearly identify the question number you are attempting. Use blue or black ink. The marks available for each question are indicated. You should use these as a guide to the amount of detail you should include in your answer. Before leaving the examination room you must give your answer booklet to the Invigilator; if you do not, you may lose all the marks for this paper. SA *X76701*
2 SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION PARTS A. Buddhism Page B. Christianity Page C. Hinduism Page D. Islam Page 6 E. Judaism Page 7 F. Sikhism Page SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF PARTS A. Religion and Justice Page 9 B. Religion and Relationships Page 10 C. Religion, Environment and Global Issues Page 11 D. Religion, Medicine and the Human Body Page 12 E. Religion and Conflict Page 1 SECTION RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS PARTS A. The Origins of Life Page 1 B. The Existence of God(s) Page 1 C. The Problem of Evil and Suffering Page 16 D. Miracles Page 17 Page two
3 SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 Marks Part A Buddhism Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Buddhism in the World Religion unit. 1. Explain why the life of the Buddha is important to Buddhists. 2. Explain why Buddhists believe it is helpful to follow the Dhamma.. (a) Describe two steps of the Noble Eightfold Path. (b) Following the Noble Eightfold Path is too difficult in today s society. Would all Buddhists agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION 2 starting on Page nine] Page three
4 SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 Marks Part B Christianity Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Christianity in the World Religion unit. 1. Explain why the teachings in the gospels are important for Christians. 2. Explain why Christians believe the Kingdom of God is important.. (a) Describe two ways in which Christians worship. (b) Worshipping in church is the best way to show you are a Christian in today s society. Would all Christians agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION 2 starting on Page nine] Page four
5 SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 Marks Part C Hinduism Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Hinduism in the World Religion unit. 1. Explain why stories about the gods are important for Hindus. 2. Explain why Hindus believe it is helpful to follow dharma.. (a) Describe what Hindus believe about moksha. (b) Bhakti, the path of devotion, is the most practical way for Hindus to achieve moksha. Would all Hindus agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION 2 starting on Page nine] Page five
6 SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 Marks Part D Islam Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Islam in the World Religion unit. 1. Explain why the Qur an is important to Muslims. 2. Explain why Muslims believe they should submit to the will of Allah.. (a) Describe what Muslims believe about the nature of human beings. (b) Representing Allah on earth as his vice-regent is too difficult in today s society. Would all Muslims agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION 2 starting on Page nine] Page six
7 SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 Marks Part E Judaism Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Judaism in the World Religion unit. 1. Explain why the Torah is important for Jews. 2. Explain why Jews believe they should worship God.. (a) Describe what Jews believe about the Messiah. (b) Jews should continue to hope for the coming of the Messiah. Would all Jews agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION 2 starting on Page nine] Page seven
8 SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 Marks Part F Sikhism Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Sikhism in the World Religion unit. 1. Explain why the teachings of the Gurus are important for Sikhs. 2. Explain why Sikhs believe they should show respect to the Guru Granth Sahib.. (a) Describe what Sikhs believe about Gurmukh. (b) Gurmukh is too difficult in today s society. Would all Sikhs agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION 2 starting on Page nine] Page eight
9 SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Part A Religion and Justice Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Religion and Justice in the Morality and Belief unit. 1. (a) Explain how religion helps people to make moral decisions. (b) Choose a religious viewpoint you have studied. Describe what it says about capital punishment. (c) Explain the possible impact of using the death penalty as a form of punishment. 2. The only purpose of punishment should be retribution. Do you agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION starting on Page fourteen] Page nine
10 SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Part B Religion and Relationships Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Religion and Relationships in the Morality and Belief unit. 1. (a) Explain how religion helps people to make moral decisions. (b) Choose a religious viewpoint you have studied. Describe what it says about gender roles. (c) Explain the possible impact of having different gender roles in society. 2. People should wait until they are married to have sex. Do you agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION starting on Page fourteen] Page ten
11 SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Part C Religion, Environment and Global Issues Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Religion, Environment and Global Issues in the Morality and Belief unit. 1. (a) Explain how religion helps people to make moral decisions. (b) Choose a religious viewpoint you have studied. Describe what it teaches about respect for the environment. (c) Explain the possible impact of using the earth s natural resources. 2. People in the UK should do more to respond to environmental crises. Do you agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION starting on Page fourteen] Page eleven
12 SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Part D Religion, Medicine and the Human Body Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Religion, Medicine and the Human Body in the Morality and Belief unit. 1. (a) Explain how religion helps people to make moral decisions. (b) Choose a religious viewpoint you have studied. Describe what it says about the treatment of embryos. (c) Explain the possible impact of using embryos for research. 2. Palliative care removes the need for euthanasia. Do you agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION starting on Page fourteen] Page twelve
13 SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Part E Religion and Conflict Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Religion and Conflict in the Morality and Belief unit. 1. (a) Explain how religion helps people to make moral decisions. (b) Choose a religious viewpoint you have studied. Describe what it says about the morality of war. (c) Explain the possible impact of war. 2. It is never right to possess weapons of mass destruction. Do you agree? Give reasons for your answer. [Now go to SECTION starting on Page fourteen] Page thirteen
14 SECTION RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS 20 marks Part A The Origins of Life Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied The Origins of Life in the Religious and Philosophical Questions Unit. 1. (a) What evidence does science offer to support the Big Bang Theory? (b) The world is not here by chance. Explain why religious people might agree with this statement. 2. (a) Why are creation stories important for religious people? (b) Creation stories should be understood literally. Arti Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Arti s view. Page fourteen
15 SECTION RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS 20 marks Part B The Existence of God Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied The Existence of God in the Religious and Philosophical Questions Unit. 1. (a) What reasons might someone have for believing that life was not designed? (b) The world must have been designed by God. Explain why religious people might agree with this statement. 2. (a) Why is belief in God important for religious people? (b) Evil proves that God doesn t exist. Arti Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Arti s view. Page fifteen
16 SECTION RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS 20 marks Part C The Problem of Evil and Suffering Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied The Problem of Evil and Suffering in the Religious and Philosophical Questions Unit. 1. (a) What reasons might someone have for believing that God is good? (b) Suffering is part of God s plan. Explain why religious people might agree with this statement. 2. (a) Why is freewill important for religious people? (b) Suffering is caused by people s bad choices. Arti Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Arti s view. Page sixteen
17 SECTION RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS 20 marks Part D Miracles Answer all the questions in this part if you have studied Miracles in the Religious and Philosophical Questions Unit. 1. (a) What reasons might someone have for believing that miracles really happen? (b) Miracles should be understood metaphorically. Explain why religious people might agree with this statement. 2. (a) Why are miracles important for religious people? (b) Religious people should still expect miracles to happen today. Arti Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Arti s view. [END OF QUESTION PAPER] Page seventeen
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