Question 1
Examine the importance of making and sharing merit in Buddhism.
[10 marks]
Answer
‘Wealth and possessions are of little value for Buddhists.’
Evaluate this claim.
[15 marks]
Answer
Examine the importance of making and sharing merit in Buddhism.
[10 marks]
‘Wealth and possessions are of little value for Buddhists.’
Evaluate this claim.
[15 marks]
Examine how religious pluralism in modern secular states has influenced Buddhist thinking.
[10 marks]
‘Science undermines Buddhist beliefs about karma.’
Evaluate this claim.
[15 marks]
‘It is not reasonable to believe that religious experiences happen.’
Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Buddhism and philosophy.
[25 marks]
‘Buddhist statements about Nirvana are meaningful only for Buddhists.’
Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Buddhism and philosophy.
[25 marks]
‘Virtue ethics supports Buddhist views about eating meat.’
Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Buddhism and virtue ethics.
[25 marks]
‘The conscience is not a good guide to moral decision making.’
Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Buddhism and ethical studies.
[25 marks]
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