Question 1
Examine the meaning and significance of the belief that Jesus is the son of God.
[10 marks]
Answer
‘Christians can only be sure of justification by works.’
Evaluate this claim.
[15 marks]
Answer
Examine the meaning and significance of the belief that Jesus is the son of God.
[10 marks]
‘Christians can only be sure of justification by works.’
Evaluate this claim.
[15 marks]
Examine the influence of pluralism on Christian relations with other faiths.
[10 marks]
‘Christianity is no longer a source of truth and moral values.’
Evaluate this claim.
[15 marks]
‘Philosophy cannot support belief in religious sources of authority.’
Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Christianity and philosophy.
[25 marks]
‘Christianity should reject the truth claims of other religions.’
Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Christianity and philosophy.
[25 marks]
‘The conscience is the best guide for Christians to make decisions about embryo research.’
Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Christianity and ethical studies.
[25 marks]
‘Neither Christianity nor ethical theories deal effectively with issues of animal life and death.’
Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Christianity and ethical studies.
[25 marks]
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