Religious Studies GCSE
Equality and egalitarianism
What Equality and egalitarianism means in Religious Studies GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Equality and egalitarianism
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Reference: AQA
The names Singh and Kaur established a community based on absolute equality, reinforcing the Sikh commitment to egalitarianism and unity.
Topics that use Equality and egalitarianism
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Related terms
- Amidah
- Bimah
- Communication with God
- Community
- Community (Sangat)
- Community and identity
- Community and unity
- Community cohesion
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