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RE revisions ㅡ Keyword Suffer- the state of undergoing pain, distress, or hardship. Natural evil- bad things caused by nature Moral evil- bad things caused by humans Omniscient- God is all-knowing Omnipotent- God is all-powerful Omni-benevolent- God is all-loving Death- the end of someone’s or something’s life Afterlife- the later part of a person’s life Ghost- a soul of a person Near-death experience- an unusual experience taking place on the brink of death Soul-the spiritual or immaterial part of a human being Resurrection- the rising of Christ from the dead. Judgement day- the time of the Last Judgement; the end of the world. Heaven- the abode of God (or the gods) and the angels Hell- a spiritual realm of evil and suffering Purgatory- a place or state of suffering inhabited by the souls of sinners who are exploiting their sins before going to heaven Samsara- Wheel of life Reincarnation- rebirth of a soul in another body Karma- the sum of a person’s actions Mukti- release from the cycle of rebirth Christianity Resurrection is when Christ rose from the dead and judgement day is after your death. Then you will do goods in heaven and suffer in hell. Purgatory is when you wait before you go to heaven. Sikhs Each reincarnation as human or animal is temporary. Only humans can decide between right and wrong. For this reason, many Sikhs see their human life as the only time when the cycle of death and rebirth can be broken. The escape from the cycle of death and rebirth is known as Mukti. Sikhs believe in karma or ‘intentional action’. Through good action and by living a good life and keeping God in their minds, Sikhs hope to achieve good merit and hope to avoid punishment. Buddhism Buddhist tradition teaches that when Buddhist dies, their karmic energy leaves their body and be reborn in a new one. Death, therefore, is not seen as the end, only a transition from one form to another. While Buddhist will naturally grieve the loss of people they love they also bear in mind what buddha taught about impermanence being a natural part of life. Funerals are a valuable reminder of this teaching of impermanence. Nothing lasts, and people suffer less if they are able to accept the fact.

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