Non-Christian Ethical Systems (Leaving Cert Religious Education): Flashcards
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Foundation of Jewish ethics
Foundation of Jewish ethics
Following divine guidance from Hashem (God)
How many laws in the Torah?
How many laws in the Torah?
613 laws
What Kosher laws demonstrate
What Kosher laws demonstrate
How divine commands translate into everyday food decisions
Examples of prohibited Kosher foods
Examples of prohibited Kosher foods
Bacon, camel, shellfish
Torah rule about meat and dairy
Torah rule about meat and dairy
Must be separated; cannot mix them
Buddhism's view on supreme deity
Buddhism's view on supreme deity
No supreme deity or transcendent being
Buddha's teachings (term)
Buddha's teachings (term)
Dharma
Buddhist commandments/precepts (term)
Buddhist commandments/precepts (term)
Pansil
Purpose of the Pansil
Purpose of the Pansil
Reduce suffering and promote enlightenment
Non-harming principle in Buddhism leads to
Non-harming principle in Buddhism leads to
Vegetarianism or veganism for many Buddhists
Foundation of Islamic ethics
Foundation of Islamic ethics
Following Allah's will
Halal in Islam
Halal in Islam
Permitted food/behaviour that aligns with Allah's commands
Key difference: Buddhism vs Judaism/Islam
Key difference: Buddhism vs Judaism/Islam
Buddhism has no supreme being; others follow divine commands