PEQs as Sets

Sample Set 1

a) What is meant by ‘morality’?      (2 marks)

B) With reference to one religion you have studied, explain attitudes to the death penalty.   (5 marks)

C) From two different religions or two different religious traditions, explain views about morality.   (8 marks)

D) “The existence of evil proves that there is no God.”   (15 marks)

Sample Set 2

A) What is meant by ‘justice’?     (2 marks)

B) With reference to one religion you have studied, explain the work of prison chaplins. (5 marks)

C) From two different religions or two different religious traditions, explain how an individual or an organisations has shown forgiveness.  (8 marks)

D) “Prison chaplains should be religious.”    (15 marks)

Sample Set 3

A) Explain what religious believers mean by evil? (2 marks)

B) With reference to one religion you have studied, explain views about forgiveness.  (5 marks)

C) From two different religions or two different religious traditions, explain views about suffering.   (8 marks)

D)  “There is no absolute standard of morality.”  (15 marks)

Sample Set 4

A) What is meant by ‘forgiveness’?   (2 marks)

B) With reference to one religion you have studied, explain views about good and evil.    (5 marks)

C) From two different religions or two different religious traditions, explain ideas about the aims death penalty. (8 marks)

“True forgiveness does not exist.”  (15 marks)

Sample Set 5

A) What is meant by ‘good’?       (2 marks)

B) With reference to one religion you have studied, explain how people make moral decisions. (5 marks)

c) From two different religions or two different religious traditions, explain ideas about the aims of punishment.  (8 marks)

D) “Capital punishment is always wrong.”     (15 marks)

Sample Set 6

A)  Explain what religious believers mean by free will ? (2 marks)

B) From one religion you have studied, explain beliefs about justice . (5 marks)

C)   From two different religions or religious traditions, explain beliefs about free will. (8 marks)

D) "Morality is absolute.” (15 marks)

Sample Set 7

A) Explain what religious believers mean by sin. ? (2 marks)

B) From one religion you have studied, explain attitudes about morality . (5 marks)

C) From two different religions or religious traditions, explain beliefs about punishment . (8 marks)

D) "Punishment has no purpose". (15 marks)

Sample Set 8

A) What is a crime? (2 marks)

B) From one religion you have studied, explain the work of prison reformers. (5 marks)

C) From two different religions or religious traditions, explain beliefs about the treatment of criminals. (8 marks)

D) Justice is the main aim of punishment . (15 marks)

Sample Set 9

A) Explain what religious believers mean by punishment ? (2 marks)

B) From one religion you have studied, explain beliefs about the purpose of suffering . (5 marks)

C) From two different religions or religious traditions, explain beliefs about sin. (8 marks)

D) It is impossible to forgive . (15 marks)

Sample Set 9

A) What is meant by restorative justive? (2 marks)

B) From one religion you have studied, explain the work of prison chaplains. . (5 marks)

C) From two different religions or religious traditions, explain beliefs about how we learn to forgive . (8 marks)

D) The death penalty is inhumane . (15 marks)

Sample Set 10

A) What is the meaning of the term ‘capital punishment’ ? (2 marks)

B) From one religion you have studied, explain beliefs about forgiveness . (5 marks)

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PEQs by Type

A QUESTIONS ON GOOD AND EVIL 

Explain what is meant by ‘Good’ (2) 

Explain what is meant by ‘Evil (2) 

Explain what is meant by ‘Forgiveness’ (2) 

Explain what is meant by ‘Free Will’ (2) 

Explain what is meant by ‘Justice’ (2) 

Explain what is meant by ‘Morality’ (2) 

Explain what is meant by ‘Punishment’ (2) 

Explain what is meant by ‘Sin’ (2) 

Explain what is meant by ‘Suffering’ (2) 

State two example of sin (2) 

Give two examples of good (2) 

State two ways someone might fight for justice (2) 

Give two aims of punishment (2)

B QUESTIONS ON GOOD AND EVIL 

Explain how people make moral decisions die (5)

Explain the difference between crime and sin (5)

Explain how crime might be caused began (5)

Explain the aims of punishment (5)

Explain from one religion, attitudes to punishment (5)

Explain the role of prison reformers (5)

Explain from one religion, views on justice (5)

Explain the role of a prison chaplain (5)

Explain from one religion views on capital punishment (5)

Explain from one religion, teachings on forgiveness (5)

Explain from one religion, views on evil and suffering (5)

C QUESTIONS ON GOOD AND EVIL

Explain from 1/2 religious traditions view son the death penalty.

Explain from 1/2 religious traditions the importance of forgiveness.

Explain from 1/2 religious traditions views on the aims of punishment.

Explain from 1/2 religious traditions views 

Explain from 1/2 religious traditions teachings on good

Explain from 1/2 religious traditions why we have evil in the world

Explain from 1/2 religious traditions attitudes to suffering

Explain from 1/2 religious traditions views on free will

Explain from 1/2 religious traditions their understanding of predestination

 D QUESTIONS ON GOOD AND EVIL

‘Suffering disproves the existence of God’

‘True forgiveness is impossible’

‘Good can always outweigh evil’

‘Capital punishment is always wrong’

‘Deterrence is the best aim of punishment’