Christianity Key Beliefs: The Nature of God (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A (8062))

Exam Questions

40 mins11 questions
11 mark

Which one of the following is not part of the Christian Trinity?

  • God as Brother

  • God as Father

  • God as Holy Spirit

  • God as Son

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22 marks

Give two Christian beliefs about the Trinity.

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31 mark

Which one of the following is not part of God’s nature?

  • Just

  • Limited

  • Loving

  • Oneness

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41 mark

Which one of the following describes the meaning of the word ‘omnipotent’?

  • All-loving

  • All-powerful

  • Just

  • Creator

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51 mark

Which one of the following describes the belief that God is all-loving and all-good?

  • Omnipotent

  • Omnibenevolent

  • Immanent

  • Creator

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14 marks

Explain two ways in which the problem of evil and suffering influences Christians today.

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25 marks

Explain two Christian teachings about life after death.

Refer to sacred writings or another source of Christian belief and teaching in your answer.

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34 marks

Explain two ways in which belief in the Trinity influences Christians today.

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45 marks

Explain two Christian beliefs about the nature of God.

Refer to sacred writings or another source of Christian belief and teaching in your answer.

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54 marks

Explain two ways in which Christians may respond to the problem of evil.

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112 marks

‘For Christians, it is impossible to understand the nature of God.’ Evaluate this statement. 

In your answer you should: 

  • refer to Christian teaching 

  • give reasoned arguments to support this statement 

  • give reasoned arguments to support a different point of view 

  • reach a justified conclusion

[12 marks]

[SPaG 3 marks]

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