What you'll learn
Religious and non-religious views on rights, equality and justice.
Human rights and equality
- Human rights and dignity; equality regardless of race, gender or religion.
- Prejudice (an attitude) vs discrimination (an action).
Wealth and social justice
- Attitudes to wealth and poverty and the duty to help the poor (charity, Zakah, tithing).
- Social justice and the work of religious charities and figures (e.g. Martin Luther King).
Exam tips
- Use specific teachings and examples of religious action.
- Contrast religious and Humanist approaches.
Common mistakes
- Confusing prejudice with discrimination.
- Listing charities without linking to teachings.