RWD Summer 1 - Freedom and Justice

What is the definition of "Freedom" according to the learning material?

• The right to speak, think, and act as you want.

• A set of eight instructions set out by Buddha.

• Ten rules given by God for people to live by.

• A Jewish prophet.

What is a "guru"?

• A set of eight instructions set out by Buddha.

• Ten rules given by God for people to live by.

• Freedom from the cycle of death and rebirth.

• Spiritual teacher.

What do Buddhists believe is the most important freedom?

• Freedom from the cycle of death and rebirth.

• Freedom from suffering.

• Freedom to choose their beliefs.

• Freedom to make good choices.

What do Hindus believe about freedom?

• It is freedom from suffering.

• It is the right to speak, think, and act as you want.

• It is freedom from the cycle of death and rebirth.

• It should have no restraints on reason, thought, feeling, and will.

What do Sikh gurus believe about freedom?

• It is freedom from suffering.

• It is the right to speak, think, and act as you want.

• It is freedom to choose their beliefs and do the right thing.

• It is freedom from the cycle of death and rebirth.

What do Christians believe about freedom?

• It is freedom from suffering.

• It is the right to speak, think, and act as you want.

• It is freedom to choose their beliefs and do the right thing.

• It should be achieved in a way that respects others' freedom too.

What do Muslims believe about freedom?

• It is freedom from suffering.

• It is the right to speak, think, and act as you want.

• It is freedom to choose their beliefs and do the right thing.

• It is the free will given by God to make good choices.

What does the term "justice" mean?

• Being unfair and unreasonable

• Being fair and reasonable

• Being strict and harsh

• Being lenient and forgiving

What are "human rights"?

• The rights and freedoms that belong to every person in the world

• The rights of animals

• The rights of governments

• The rights of businesses

What is "non-violent action"?

• Using violence to achieve changes

• Steps taken to achieve changes without using violence

• Ignoring problems

• Using force to maintain peace