The value of life in religions
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Write one principle on the value of life from each of three religious traditions.
Judaism – pikuach nefesh; Buddhism – not harming living beings; Islam – life as a trust from God.
2
Write five daily habits for looking after your health.
Enough sleep, balanced food, exercise, fresh air, avoiding harmful habits (answers may vary).
3
What do you do if your friend always looks sad and hopeless? Write three steps.
Be with him and listen carefully, tell a trusted adult or counsellor, encourage him to get help.
4
How is the value of life reflected in Uzbekistan’s legislation? (The right to life in the Constitution.)
The Constitution and laws protect human life, health and inviolability; punishment is set for violence.
5
Write the similarity regarding the value of life in religions in 2–3 sentences (without evaluating).
Many religions regard life as valuable and condemn violence. Their expression and explanations differ by tradition.