Faith & Identity

Which type of question relates to right and wrong / good and evil?

• Ultimate Question

• Moral Question

• Opinion-based Question

• Science Question

'What is the meaning of life?' is what type of question?

• Moral Question

• Ultimate Question

• Opinion-based Question

• Scientific Question

What is science?

• Science presents facts; things that are undeniably true.

• Beliefs and/or feelings concerning good and evil, right and wrong; related to conscience.

• The organised pursuit of knowledge about God and the afterlife.

• The organised pursuit of knowledge about the natural world and how it works.

What does the word ‘identity’ mean?

• Their soul

• The way people talk and look, their background and what makes them stand out.

• A set of qualities, characteristics, traits, beliefs and behaviours that make someone or a group of people who they are.

• What people wear is basically their idenity

What is morality?

• Science presents facts; things that are undeniably true.

• Beliefs and/or feelings concerning good and evil, right and wrong; related to conscience.

• The organised pursuit of knowledge about God and the afterlife.

• The organised pursuit of knowledge about the natural world and how it works.

The red cross on the English flag is closely associated with...

• St Paul

• St Christopher

• St George

• Jesus

What is religion?

• Science presents facts; things that are undeniably true.

• Beliefs and/or feelings concerning good and evil, right and wrong; related to conscience.

• A system of beliefs and practices concerning high powers or God.

• The organised pursuit of knowledge about the natural world and how it works.

‘How long is this table?’ is what type of question?

• Scientific

• Moral

• Religious

• Opnion-based

Why do our identities (our character traits, beliefs and interests) change?

• Our DNA dictates who we are and what we believe.

• Our experiences impact upon us in complex ways. As we experience more and new things, we change.

• 'The wise man molds himself-- the fool lives only to die'

• Our desires change us. It's all about what we seek and what we avoid.

A symbolic story of unknown origin, usually religiously significant. Whilst they contain certain ‘truths’ or messages, they are not themselves true. 

• This describes an alagory

• This describes a myth

• This describes a legend

• This describes a fable