Poverty and charity (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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What does Deuteronomy 15:10 say will happen if Christians give generously to the poor?
What does Deuteronomy 15:10 say will happen if Christians give generously to the poor?
God will bless them in all their work
According to Proverbs 14:31, what does being kind to the needy show?
According to Proverbs 14:31, what does being kind to the needy show?
It honours God
In Luke 6:20, what did Jesus say belongs to the poor?
In Luke 6:20, what did Jesus say belongs to the poor?
The kingdom of God
In the Good Samaritan parable, who stopped to help the wounded man?
In the Good Samaritan parable, who stopped to help the wounded man?
A Samaritan
According to Psalm 89:11, who owns the heavens and the earth?
According to Psalm 89:11, who owns the heavens and the earth?
God
What do Christians believe is better than making people dependent on aid?
What do Christians believe is better than making people dependent on aid?
Empowering them to be self-sufficient
In the parable of the talents, what happened to the servant who buried his talent?
In the parable of the talents, what happened to the servant who buried his talent?
He was punished
How does the UN define absolute poverty?
How does the UN define absolute poverty?
Severe deprivation of basic human needs
What is relative poverty defined in terms of?
What is relative poverty defined in terms of?
Living standards
What does CAFOD focus on rather than just providing aid?
What does CAFOD focus on rather than just providing aid?
Sustainable development
Which Christian denominations support Christian Aid across the UK?
Which Christian denominations support Christian Aid across the UK?
Protestant denominations
Why do some Christians prefer giving to charities rather than directly to individuals?
Why do some Christians prefer giving to charities rather than directly to individuals?
Ensures resources are used effectively