Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B 1RB0
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Hinduism: Matters of Life and Death
Hindu responses to the natural world and animal rights
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Overview
Pollution and global warming as religious issues, the 1986 Assisi Declaration on Nature, Bhagavad Gita 13.27 to 13.34, eating meat, animal sacrifice and experimentation, and Peter Singer set against ahimsa.
What you need to know
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Why do Hindus see pollution and global warming as religious issues?
What was the Hindu Declaration on Nature made at Assisi in 1986?
Questions from this subtopic
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What threats to the world concern Hindus today?
Model answer
Hindus are concerned about pollution, global warming and the overuse of natural resources. The pollution of sacred rivers such as the Ganga is a particular worry.
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Why do Hindus see pollution and global warming as religious issues?
Model answer
Damage to the earth harms Bhumi, the earth goddess, and all the beings who live on her. The resulting bad karma falls on humanity.
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What was the Hindu Declaration on Nature made at Assisi in 1986?
Model answer
The declaration was a statement by the Hindu leader Karan Singh at a WWF gathering of faiths in Assisi. The declaration called Hindus to renew their reverence for nature.
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What reasons does the Hindu Declaration on Nature give for caring for creation?
Model answer
The declaration says the whole universe is pervaded by God. God took the form of creatures such as a fish, a tortoise and a boar, so all life is sacred.
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What does Bhagavad Gita 13.27 teach about all living things?
Model answer
Every being, moving or unmoving, arises from the union of the field and the knower of the field. Matter and spirit join in every creature.
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What does Bhagavad Gita 13.28–29 teach about seeing God in all beings?
Model answer
The one who sees the Supreme Lord equally in all beings truly sees. The person with this vision will not harm the self by harming others.
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