Trust - GCSE Religious Studies Definition

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In the context of GCSE Religious Studies, "trust" refers to the firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something. It is a foundational concept in many religions, where trust often relates to faith in a higher power or divine being. Trust influences how individuals interact within their communities and religious groups, promoting cooperation, peace, and understanding. It is considered an essential element in forming meaningful relationships, whether between individuals, within families, or in society as a whole. For students, exploring the concept of trust can deepen their understanding of how beliefs and values shape human behaviour and societal norms.

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