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Your learners should be familiar with, and gain understanding from, all these terms.  \nTheme A: Religion, relationships and families  \nAdultery  \nA married person having a sexual relationship with someone other than their spouse.  \nArtificial Contraception  \nPrecautions taken to prevent pregnancy and to protect against contracting or transmitting STIs (sexually transmitted infections), e.g. condoms, contraceptive pill etc.  \nAnnulment  \nThe declaration by the Catholic Church that there was no valid marriage in the first place, so it becomes null and void.  \nCohabitation  \nA couple living together without being married/in civil partnership.  \nCompassion  \nSympathy and concern for the suffering of others.  \nDiscrimination  \nActions that come from prejudice attitudes.  \nDivorce  \nThe legal ending of a marriage.  \nEquality  \nBelief that everyone is equal in value and worth.  \nGender discrimination  \nActing on prejudices against someone because of their gender.  \nGender prejudice  \nNegative thoughts, feelings or beliefs about a person or group based on their sex or gender identity. Commonly associated with beliefs about the differing status of men and women.  \nMarriage  \nThe sacrament in which a couple pledge their love to each other for life by making vows.  \nPrejudice  \nNegative thoughts, feelings or beliefs about a person (prejudging them) based on a characteristic they have, e.g. their sexuality or ethnicity.  \nProcreation  \nHaving a child; seen as a duty in many religions.  \nSame-sex relationship  \nBeing in a physical/sexual relationship with someone of the same sex, commonly referred to as lesbian or gay relationships.  \nSanctity  \nThe belief that something is blessed by God and is holy/sacred.  \nVows  \nPromises made during a marriage ceremony.  \nTheme B: Religion, peace and conflict  \nBullying  \nSeeking to repeatedly harm or intimidate someone using actions, words, threats etc.  \nCivilian casualties  \nPeople who are not part of fighting in a war (i.e. not part of the armed forces) who are killed during the conflict.  \nConflict  \nDispute between sides; can be between individuals, groups or nations.  \nConflict resolution  \nTwo or more parties working to find peaceful solutions to their conflicts.  \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.  \nHuman dignity  \nBeing worthy of respect and honour; belief that all human beings deserve to be treated with dignity because they are part of God’s creation in his image.  \nInjustice  \nA lack of fairness or justice.  \nJust war theory  \nThe Christian set of conditions that a war needs to meet before it can be justified.  \nJustice  \nBringing fairness back to a situation.  \nMartyrdom  \nA person who is killed for their religious beliefs (martyr) and accepts death rather than renouncing their faith.  \nNonviolent resistance  \nWorking to achieve social change/public goals such as the end of conflict without using violence, e.g. protests.  \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 making  \nTrying to get rid of the causes of tension that lead to conflict; working to bring about peace and reconciliation.  \nRadicalisation  \nAdopting extreme views on religious, social or political issues.  \nReconciliation  \nRestoring harmony","cbCaibgHBqFqLl6a","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibgHBqFqLl6a","pdf",124966,"English","# Theme A: Religion, relationships and families\n## Adultery\n## Artificial Contraception\n## Annulment\n## Cohabitation\n## Compassion\n## Discrimination\n## Divorce\n## Equality\n## Gender discrimination\n## Gender prejudice\n## Marriage\n## Prejudice\n## Procreation\n## Same-sex relationship\n## Sanctity\n## Vows\n# Theme B: Religion, peace and conflict\n## Bullying\n## Civilian casualties\n## Conflict\n## Conflict resolution\n## Forgiveness\n## Holy war\n## Human dignity\n## Injustice\n## Just war theory\n## Justice\n## Martyrdom\n## Nonviolent resistance\n## Nuclear deterrence\n## Nuclear weapons/war\n## Pacifism\n## Peace making\n## Radicalisation\n## Reconciliation\n## Refugee\n## Righteous anger\n## Terrorism\n## Torture\n## Violent protest\n## War\n## Weapons of mass destruction\n# Theme C: Religion, human rights and social justice\n## Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD)\n## Christian Aid\n## Dignity of all people/human dignity\n## Duty\n## Equality\n## Exploitation\n## Freedom of religion\n## Greed\n## Human rights","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the document’s subject-specific vocabulary list?\",\"answer\":\"It provides definitions of key Component 2 faith terms used in GCSE Religious Studies Spec B (8063), helping learners understand the vocabulary across the themes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which topics are covered under Theme A?\",\"answer\":\"Theme A focuses on religion, relationships, and families, defining terms such as adultery, contraception, annulment, cohabitation, divorce, marriage, prejudice, and vows.\"},{\"question\":\"Which themes cover peace, conflict, and human rights?\",\"answer\":\"Theme B covers peace and conflict through terms like forgiveness, justice, just war theory, pacifism, and terrorism. Theme C covers religion, human rights, and social justice, including freedom of religion, human rights, and human dignity.\"}]","Subject specific vocabulary - Key Component 2 faith terms for GCSE Religious Studies Spec B (8063) | PDF",1792467192,23]