Daily Practice · GCSE Religious Studies
February 1999 - GCSE Religious Studies 5-a-day
Every GCSE Religious Studies sheet published in February 1999, with answers. Beliefs, practices, key terms and the arguments set against them.
Every sheet in February 1999
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st February 1999Name the Christian theologian associated with developing situation ethics.
- 2nd February 1999What is the difference between atheism and secularism?
- 3rd February 1999Name one natural theology argument that is sometimes described as a form of general revelation.
- 4th February 1999What does jus in bello mean?
- 5th February 1999According to Genesis 1:27, why do many Christians believe every human life is sacred?
- 6th February 1999What does the theory of nuclear deterrence claim?
- 7th February 1999Explain why a victim who chooses not to forgive an offender is not automatically acting unfairly.
- 8th February 1999In Islam, who is believed to tempt humans towards wrongdoing?
- 9th February 1999Give one structural cause of poverty.
- 10th February 1999Give one reason why owing debt can trap a developing country in poverty.
- 11th February 1999State which numbered chapter of Genesis contains the second, more detailed account of the creation of Adam and Eve.
- 12th February 1999Which Christian tradition, associated with the reformer John Calvin, places strong emphasis on predestination and God's sovereign choice in salvation?
- 13th February 1999State one way a persecuted Christian community might continue to worship safely.
- 14th February 1999Give one example of a media method a church might use to spread the Christian message today.
- 15th February 1999Define adab as used in this topic.
- 16th February 1999What does tahrif mean?
- 17th February 1999Name the bridge that, according to Muslim tradition, will stretch over Jahannam on the Day of Judgement.
- 18th February 1999What is meant by Zakah?
- 19th February 1999True or false: charity given voluntarily, beyond the obligatory zakah, is called sadaqah.
- 20th February 1999On which day of the week is Jummah prayer performed?
- 21st February 1999Give one reason a couple might choose to cohabit rather than marry.
- 22nd February 1999What is meant by a nuclear family?
- 23rd February 1999In what year was Laudato Si' published?
- 24th February 1999According to Genesis 1:28, what authority did God give humans over animals?
- 25th February 1999Give one psychological explanation sceptics use to challenge visions as reliable evidence of God.
- 26th February 1999In which decade did the charismatic Christian phenomenon known as the Toronto Blessing begin?
- 27th February 1999What do believers in afterlife compensation hope will happen to suffering after death?
- 28th February 1999What historical conflict is commonly used as a case study of 'holy war'?