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H 2016 X764/76/11 National Quali cations Religious, Moral and Philosophical Studies MONDAY, 23 MAY 9:00 AM 11:15 AM Total marks 60 SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 marks Attempt ONE Part SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Attempt ONE Part SECTION 3 RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS 20 marks Attempt ONE Part Write your answers 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. 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. *X7647611* A/HTP

SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION Attempt ONE Part PARTS A. Buddhism Page 03 B. Christianity Page 04 C. Hinduism Page 05 D. Islam Page 06 E. Judaism Page 07 F. Sikhism Page 08 SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF Attempt ONE Part PARTS A. Religion and Justice Page 09 B. Religion and Relationships Page C. Religion, Environment and Global Issues Page 11 D. Religion, Medicine and the Human Body Page 12 E. Religion and Conflict Page 13 SECTION 3 RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS Attempt ONE Part PARTS A. Origins Page 14 B. The Existence of God Page 15 C. The Problem of Evil and Suffering Page 16 D. Miracles Page 17 Page 02

SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 marks Part A Buddhism Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Buddhism in the World Religion Unit. 1. In what ways are Buddhist beliefs about the nature of human beings and nibbana connected? 2. Following the Eightfold Path presents more challenges than benefits to Buddhists today. To what extent do you agree with this statement? [NOW GO TO SECTION 2 on Page 09] Page 03

SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 marks Part B Christianity Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Christianity in the World Religion Unit. 3. In what ways are Christian beliefs about the nature of human beings and judgement connected? 4. Living according to the gospels presents more challenges than benefits to Christians today. To what extent do you agree with this statement? [NOW GO TO SECTION 2 on Page 09] Page 04

SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 marks Part C Hinduism Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Hinduism in the World Religion Unit. 5. In what ways are Hindu beliefs about the nature of human beings and moksha connected? 6. Practising the three Margas presents more challenges than benefits to Hindus today. To what extent do you agree with this statement? [NOW GO TO SECTION 2 on Page 09] Page 05

SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 marks Part D Islam Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Islam in the World Religion Unit. 7. In what ways are Muslim beliefs about the nature of human beings and judgement connected? 8. Practising the Five Pillars presents more challenges than benefits for Muslims today. To what extent do you agree with this statement? [NOW GO TO SECTION 2 on Page 09] Page 06

SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 marks Part E Judaism Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Judaism in the World Religion Unit. 9. In what ways are Jewish beliefs about the nature of human beings and judgement connected?. Living according to the Torah presents more challenges than benefits for Jews today. To what extent do you agree with this statement? [NOW GO TO SECTION 2 on Page 09] Page 07

SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 marks Part F Sikhism Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Sikhism in the World Religion Unit. 11. In what ways are Sikh beliefs about the nature of human beings and Jivan Mukti connected? 12. Belonging to the Khalsa presents more challenges than benefits for Sikhs today. To what extent do you agree with this statement? [NOW GO TO SECTION 2 on Page 09] Page 08

SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Part A Religion and Justice Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Religion and Justice in the Morality and Belief Unit. 13. Analyse the moral issues arising from sentencing in the UK. 14. Evaluate religious viewpoints on capital punishment. [NOW GO TO SECTION 3 on Page 14] Page 09

SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Part B Religion and Relationships Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Religion and Relationships in the Morality and Belief Unit. 15. Analyse the moral issues arising from the roles of men and women. 16. Evaluate religious viewpoints on marriage. [NOW GO TO SECTION 3 on Page 14] Page

SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Part C Religion, Environment and Global Issues Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Religion, Environment and Global Issues in the Morality and Belief Unit. 17. Analyse the moral issues arising from environmental crises. 18. Evaluate religious viewpoints on international aid. [NOW GO TO SECTION 3 on Page 14] Page 11

SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Part D Religion, Medicine and the Human Body Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Religion, Medicine and the Human Body in the Morality and Belief Unit. 19. Analyse the moral issues arising from the right to die. 20. Evaluate religious viewpoints on organ donation. [NOW GO TO SECTION 3 on Page 14] Page 12

SECTION 2 MORALITY AND BELIEF 20 marks Part E Religion and Conflict Attempt all the questions in this Part if you have studied Religion and Conflict in the Morality and Belief Unit. 21. Analyse the moral issues arising from strategies of modern warfare. 22. Evaluate religious viewpoints on justifications for war. [NOW GO TO SECTION 3 on Page 14] Page 13

SECTION 3 RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS 20 marks Part A Origins Attempt the question in this Part if you have studied Origins in the Religious and Philosophical Questions Unit. 23. The theory of evolution is enough to prove that life does not require a creator. How far do you agree? 20 Page 14

SECTION 3 RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS 20 marks Part B The Existence of God Attempt the question in this Part if you have studied The Existence of God in the Religious and Philosophical Questions Unit. 24. The problem of evil is enough to prove that God does not exist. How far do you agree? 20 [Turn over Page 15

SECTION 3 RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS 20 marks Part C The Problem of Evil and Suffering Attempt the question in this Part if you have studied The Problem of Evil and Suffering in the Religious and Philosophical Questions Unit. 25. Freewill is enough to prove that humans are responsible for all suffering and evil. How far do you agree? 20 Page 16

SECTION 3 RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS 20 marks Part D Miracles Attempt the question in this Part if you have studied Miracles in the Religious and Philosophical Questions Unit. 26. Science has done enough to prove that miracles do not happen. How far do you agree? 20 [END OF QUESTION PAPER] Page 17

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