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OCR GCSE Religious Studies past-paper questions on Forgiveness and reconciliation (Buddhist perspective), 2021–2025, with mark schemes and examiner’s reports where available.
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All 6 questions on Forgiveness and reconciliation (Buddhist perspective), as a list
- June 2025, Buddhist perspective, Q3(b) (6 marks): Describe Buddhist beliefs about forgiveness. [6]
- June 2024, Buddhist perspective, Q3(d) (15 marks): (d)* ‘Some wrongs can never be forgiven.’ Discuss this statement. In your answer, you should: • Draw on your learning from across your course of study, includin
- June 2022, Buddhist perspective, Q3(a) (3 marks): Outline one Buddhist teaching about forgiveness. [3]
- June 2022, Buddhist perspective, Q3(c) (6 marks): Explain why Buddhists might have different views about the importance of working against social injustice. You should refer to sources of wisdom and authority i
- November 2021, Buddhist perspective, Q3(b) (6 marks): Outline what Buddhists might believe about reconciliation. [6]
- November 2021, Buddhist perspective, Q3(c) (6 marks): Compare different Buddhist attitudes to using violence to achieve social justice. You should refer to sources of wisdom and authority in your answer. [6]
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