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Question bank›AQA A‑Level Religious Studies›A.3 Self, death and afterlife

Self, death and afterlife: AQA A‑Level Religious Studies questions

Every AQA A-Level Religious Studies exam question on A.3 Self, death and afterlife, 2020–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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Paper 1 · Philosophy of religion and ethicsPaper 2A · BuddhismPaper 2B · ChristianityPaper 2C · HinduismPaper 2D · IslamPaper 2E · Judaism

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June 2024 · Paper 2A
10 marksA.3 Self, death and afterlife
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June 2024, Paper 2A, Q01.1 (10 marks): Examine the analogy of the chariot in the Questions of King Milinda.

Nearby topics:A.1 Sources of wisdom and authority A.2 Ultimate reality A.4 Good conduct and key moral principles A.5 Expressions of religious identity A.6 Buddhism, gender and sexuality A.7 Buddhism and science A.8 Buddhism and the challenge of secularisation A.9 Buddhism, migration and religious pluralism A.10 The dialogue between Buddhism and philosophy A.11 The dialogue between Buddhism and ethics The whole bank

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