
Key words for GCSE Religious Studies.
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mental |
Mental illness is a condition that can change a persons behaviour.
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murder |
Murder is the unlawful, premeditated killing of someone.
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penalty |
The death penalty is also known as capital punishment.
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poverty |
Poverty is living without the essential things for a reasonable quality of life.
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principle |
The principle of utility is where a power acts for the greater good of the people.
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prison |
Prison is a secure, guarded building where criminals are sent.
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punishment |
Punishment is the infliction of a penalty for an offence.
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reformation |
Reformation is an aim of punishment: for a criminal to learn from their mistake.
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retribution |
Retribution means punishment for a crime.
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sanctity |
Sanctity of life is the belief that life is sacred because it was created by God.
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theft |
Theft is the act of stealing.
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unjust |
If a person believes a law is unjust, they might break the law and commit a crime.
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upbringing |
Upbringing is the environment a child is raised in.
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utility |
The principle of utility promotes happiness and pleasure.
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