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Commonly associated with beliefs about the differing status of men and women.  \nHeterosexuality  \nBeing physically/sexually attracted to persons of the opposite sex.  \nNuclear family  \nFamily unit made up of two parents and their child(ren) .  \nPolygamy  \nThe practice of having multiple spouses (wives and/or husbands) .  \nProcreation  \nHaving a child; seen as a duty in many religions.  \nRemarriage  \nMarriage for the second time, after divorce ending an earlier marriage.  \nSame-sex relationship  \nBeing in a physical/sexual relationship with someone of the same sex, commonly referred to as lesbian or gay relationships.  \nVows  \nPromises made during a marriage ceremony.  \nTheme B: Religion, peace and conflict  \nConflict  \nDispute between sides, can be between individuals, groups or nations.  \nForgiveness  \nLetting go of blame against a person for wrongs they have done; moving on.  \nHoly war  \nFighting for a religious cause or God, to defend the religion and belief. Believed to be sanctioned by God.  \nJustice  \nBringing fairness back to a situation.  \nJust war  \nSet of rules for fighting a war in a way believed to be justified and acceptable to God.  \nNuclear deterrence  \nHaving nuclear weapons with the aim of deterring/preventing other states attacking for fear of retaliation and nuclear war (possibly leading to mutually assured destruction) .  \nNuclear weapons/war  \nA weapon of mass destruction which causes widespread damage and loss of life. Nuclear war would be a war fought using these weapons.  \nPacifism  \nThe belief of people who refuse to take part in war and any other form of violence  \nPeace  \nThe opposite of war; harmony between all in society.  \nPeace making  \nTrying to get rid of the causes of tension that lead to conflict; working to bring about peace and reconciliation.  \nProtest  \nA statement or action to express disagreement; can be an organised event to demonstrate disagreement with a policy or political action  \nReconciliation  \nRestoring harmony after relationships have broken down.  \nRetaliation  \nTo pay someone back for their harmful actions.  \nTerrorism  \nUse of violence and threats to intimidate others; used for political purposes to build fear in the ordinary population and to secure demands from Government.  \nVictims of war  \nThose who are harmed during a war, for example those killed, injured or left homeless.  \nViolence  \nBehaviour involving physical force which intends to hurt, kill or cause damage.  \nWar  \nArmed conflict between two or more sides.  \nWeapons of mass destruction  \nWeapons which cause widespread, indiscriminate damage (e.g. nuclear, chemical, biological etc) .  \nVersion 1.1 October 2025","cbCaigaqnADiWCfh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigaqnADiWCfh","pdf",101934,"English","# Theme A: Relationships and families\n## Theme B: Religion, peace and conflict","[{\"question\":\"What is Theme A in this vocabulary list?\",\"answer\":\"Theme A focuses on relationships and families, defining terms such as cohabitation, divorce, family planning, and family types like nuclear and extended families.\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in Theme B?\",\"answer\":\"Theme B covers religion, peace and conflict, including conflict, forgiveness, holy war, justice and just war, pacifism, peace making, reconciliation, and protest.\"},{\"question\":\"Which kinds of weapons and war-related concepts are defined?\",\"answer\":\"The list defines nuclear deterrence, nuclear weapons/war, weapons of mass destruction, and related ideas such as violence, war, terrorism, retaliation, and victims of war.\"}]","GCSE Religious Studies Short Course 8061 Section B - Subject Specific Vocabulary - October 2025 Version 1.1 | PDF",1792467183]