Religious Studies GCSE
The Golden Rule
What The Golden Rule means in Religious Studies GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of The Golden Rule
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Reference: AQA
A teaching found in many faiths that believers should treat others as they wish to be treated, promoting respect and protection of others' rights.
Topics that use The Golden Rule
Related terms
- Agape
- Charity
- Christianity in Britain
- Compassion and justice
- Contrasting beliefs
- Discrimination
- Economic justice
- Equality
Using The Golden Rule in the exam
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