Good and evil (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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Catholic belief: God's response to good/bad actions
Catholic belief: God's response to good/bad actions
Rewards good actions, punishes bad actions
What determines if action is morally good/evil
What determines if action is morally good/evil
Both intentions and actions
Good intentions meaning
Good intentions meaning
Doing something for morally correct reasons (e.g., genuine care, duty, love)
Reward for good actions
Reward for good actions
Divine reward and eternal life in heaven
Purgatory definition
Purgatory definition
Temporary state after death where souls are cleansed of sin before heaven
Evil intentions meaning
Evil intentions meaning
Doing something for wrong reasons (e.g., selfish motives, recognition)
Punishment for evil actions
Punishment for evil actions
Sent to hell in the afterlife
Examples of evil actions
Examples of evil actions
Breaking Ten Commandments, refusing to help, causing harm
What evil actions do to relationship with God
What evil actions do to relationship with God
Separate us from God, lead to spiritual death
Biblical command: responding to evil (Romans 12:21)
Biblical command: responding to evil (Romans 12:21)
Overcome evil with good
Catholic view: suffering leading to good
Catholic view: suffering leading to good
Can lead to positive outcomes like resilience & compassion
Parable of Sheep & Goats: main teaching
Parable of Sheep & Goats: main teaching
Judgement based on how we treat others, esp. vulnerable
The 'sheep' in the parable
The 'sheep' in the parable
Those who helped & cared for others in practical ways
The 'goats' in the parable
The 'goats' in the parable
Those who failed to help people in need
