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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

Situation ethics

Ethics: how do we know what is 'good'?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 9

Situation ethics of Jesus

Religious law: What is the social context and relevance today?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 7

Society at the time of Guru Nanak

Social justice: how might Sikhs promote equality?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 7

Socrates: questioning worldviews

Blik: how do I interpret the world around me?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

St Bernadette of Lourdes

Knowing God: does religious experience prove God exists?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 9

Stewardship versus dominion

Changing world: How should the Earth's resources be used?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

Suffering and compassion

Ethics: how do we know what is 'good'?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

Sufism and connecting with Allah

Knowing God: does religious experience prove God exists?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

Teleology and utilitarianism

Ethics: how do we know what is 'good'?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 9

Ten Commandments

Religious law: What is the social context and relevance today?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 9

The Book of Esther

Matriarchs: are the women of the Bible victors or victims?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

The Buddha through the eyes of devotees

Buddhism: how significant are the three jewels to Buddhists?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

The devil as the cause of evil

Suffering: Can Christian theology overcome the problem of evil?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

The free will defence

Suffering: Can Christian theology overcome the problem of evil?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 9

The future of religion

Census: How has the landscape of belief changed in Britain?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 9

The Gospel of Mary

Matriarchs: are the women of the Bible victors or victims?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 7

The importance of the kirpan to Sikhs

Social justice: how might Sikhs promote equality?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

The nature of human goodness

Ethics: how do we know what is 'good'?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 7

The New covenant

Abraham: what is the significance of covenants for Jews, Christians and Muslims?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

The philosophy and beliefs of Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Religion and politics in the Enlightenment: How were they aligned?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 8

The philosophy and beliefs of Thomas Hobbes

Religion and politics in the Enlightenment: How were they aligned?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 7

The Pope and Protestantism

Denominations: why did the Christian Church become diverse?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 7

The promised lands

Abraham: what is the significance of covenants for Jews, Christians and Muslims?

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KS3 · Religious education · Year 7

The relationship between the Anglican and Methodist Church

Denominations: why did the Christian Church become diverse?

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