Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B 1RB0
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Sikhism: Philosophy of ReligionPaper 3
Sikhism: EqualityPaper 3
Sikhism: Matters of Life and Death
Sikh responses to the natural world and animal rights
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Overview
Ang 1037 and care for the environment, pollution and global warming, EcoSikh and Sikh Environment Day, using natural resources, animal rights, eating meat, and utilitarian arguments on animal testing.
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What threats to the world concern Sikhs?
What does Ang 1037 teach that shapes Sikh care for the environment?
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What threats to the world concern Sikhs?
Model answer
Sikhs are concerned about pollution, global warming and the overuse of natural resources. Sikhs see these as damage to God's creation.
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What does Ang 1037 teach that shapes Sikh care for the environment?
Model answer
Ang 1037 teaches that the earth, air, water and heavens exist by God's command. Anyone who damages them misuses what belongs to God.
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How do Sikhs respond to pollution?
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Sikhs see pollution as disrespect for God's creation and harm to other people. Sikhs are urged to live simply and waste less.
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How do Sikhs respond to global warming?
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Sikhs see global warming as the result of greed and careless consumption. Many Sikhs support cutting carbon emissions and planting trees.
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What is EcoSikh?
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EcoSikh is a Sikh environmental organisation founded in 2009. EcoSikh promotes tree planting and greener gurdwaras around the world.
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What is Sikh Environment Day?
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Sikh Environment Day is marked each year on 14 March. The date honours Guru Har Rai, remembered for his love of nature and animals.
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