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Cambridge English B - 1.1.2 - Reading Vocab

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  • Most people can accept diseases or height and even weight being genetically heritable to some EXTENT, but when it comes to our personal beliefs we tend to be more sceptical.
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  • Use words from the word bank to describe your beliefs.(Last lesson)
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  • It is possible to believe in both evolution theory and God.(Agree/Disagree)
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  • Twin studies conducted around the world in the U.S., the Netherlands and Australia as well as ours in the U.K. show a 40 to 50 percent genetic COMPONENT to belief in God.
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  • What would you like to change about yourself?
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  • For many, the idea that there is a genetic component to our faith (or lack of it), is a stretch too far and damages the concept of self-determination that we hold so DEAR.
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  • What Twins REVEAL About The Science Of Faith
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  • To what extent have you adopted the beliefs of your parents?
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  • Have you ever abandoned your beliefs? What happened? Did you ever have a ‘rock bottom’ experience that changed your thinking?
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  • The opposite scenario5 of non-belief is also true: only a tiny 3 percent of the U.S. population report being firmly atheist compared with 18 percent in the U.K.
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  • Use words from the word bank to describe your beliefs.(Last lesson)
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  • She admitted: ‘I was initially bemused and then distressed by their fierce disagreements over faith, which being a self-confessed agnostic I just couldn’t relate to.
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  • Where did this religious FERVOUR come from?
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  • Use words from the word bank to describe your beliefs.(Last lesson)
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  • I endured many taunts and BIGOTRY about my style of dress and beliefs and was often frightened to go outside.
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  • You are more likely to be religious if your parents are religious. (Agree/Disagree)
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  • After leaving home, children with the right PREDISPOSITION can often switch religions.
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  • Some people have the ‘faith gene’, meaning they are genetically more inclined than others to believe in an organised religion.
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