Introduction to Year 7 Religious Studies
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atheist |
Believing that God does not exist.
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theist |
Believing that God does exist.
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agnostic |
Not sure whether God exists.
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omnipotent |
The belief that God is all powerful.
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omniscient |
The belief that God knows everything that has happened and that is going to happen.
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omnipresent |
The belief that God is always present.
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fact |
A fact can be proved with evidence. Facts are supported by evidence and offical findings that become proof.
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evidence |
The facts, signs or objects that make toy believe that something is true.
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freewill |
The idea that human beings are free to make their own choices.
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miracle |
Something which seems to break a law of scienceand makes you think only God.
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