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KS3 Religious Education

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A: Religion & Beliefs

1. Christianity

1. God and the Trinity

2. Jesus: Life, Death and Resurrection

3. Salvation and Life After Death

4. Worship and the Bible

5. The Church and Charity

6. Christian Festivals

2. Catholic Christianity

1. God, Trinity and Creation

2. The Church and Authority

3. The Sacraments

4. Worship and Devotion

5. Salvation and Life After Death

6. Catholic Life and Festivals

3. Islam

1. God and Belief

2. Muhammad and the Qur’an

3. The Five Pillars of Islam

4. Worship and the Mosque

5. Life and Afterlife

6. Muslim Festivals and Community

4. Hinduism

1. Brahman and the Nature of God

2. Sacred Texts and Teachings

3. The Four Aims of Life

4. Reincarnation and Karma

5. Worship and Festival

6. Hindu Life and Values

5. Buddhism

1. The Life of the Buddha

2. The Four Noble Truths

3. The Eightfold Path

4. Key Buddhist Beliefs

5. Buddhist Worship and Ethics

6. Buddhist Festivals and Practice

6. Sikhism

1. The Life of Guru Nanak

2. Sikh Beliefs about God and Humanity

3. The Gurus and the Guru Granth Sahib

4. Sikh Worship and the Gurdwara

5. The Khalsa and Sikh Identity

6. Sikh Festivals and Modern Sikh Life

7. Judaism

1. Beliefs About God and the Covenant

2. Moses, the Exodus, and the Ten Commandments

3. The Torah and Jewish Law

4. Worship, the Synagogue, and Shabbat

5. Jewish Festivals and Family Life

6. Judaism in the Modern World

8. Humanism

1. The Origins and Nature of Humanism

2. Humanist Views on Life and the Universe

3. Humanist Ethics and Decision-Making

4. Humanist Ceremonies and Community Life

5. Humanism in Action

6. Humanism in a Diverse and Modern World

B: Ethics & Philosophy

1. Religion in a Diverse Society

1. What is a Multi-Faith Society?

2. Benefits and Challenges of Living with Diversity

3. Respect, Tolerance and Dialogue

4. Interfaith Cooperation and Shared Projects

5. Religion and Identity in the UK

6. Community Cohesion and How to Promote It

2. God, Creation & the Universe

1. Origins of the Universe

2. Creation Stories Across Religions

3. Evolution and the Big Bang

4. Arguments for the Existence of God

5. Arguments Against the Existence of God

6. Can Science and Religion Work Together?

3. Life After Death

1. Why People Believe in Life After Death

2. Christian Beliefs About Heaven, Hell and Resurrection

3. Islamic Beliefs About Judgement and the Afterlife

4. Hindu and Buddhist Beliefs About Reincarnation and Karma

5. Atheist and Humanist Views on Death and Legacy

6. Near-Death Experiences and Scientific Discussions

4. Suffering, Evil & Human Experience

1. Types of Suffering

2. Natural Evil and Moral Evil

3. Free Will and Consequences

4. Religious Explanations for Suffering

5. Religious and Secular Responses to Suffering

6. Atheist and Humanist Interpretations of Suffering

5. Moral Decision-Making & Ethical Theories

1. What Is Morality?

2. Conscience and Personal Decision-Making

3. Utilitarianism

4. Virtue Ethics

5. Natural Law

6. Religious and Secular Approaches to Ethics

6. Prejudice Discrimination & Social Justice

1. What Is Prejudice & Discrimination?

2. Religious Teachings on Equality and Justice

3. Racism and Its Impact

4. Gender Equality and Inequality

5. Poverty, Wealth and Responsibility

6. Inspirational Figures in Social Justice

7. The Environment & Animal Ethics

1. Stewardship and Dominion

2. Environmental Issues and Climate Change

3. Religious Teachings on Protecting the Earth

4. Treatment of Animals and Ethical Concerns

5. Sustainable Living and Global Responsibility

6. Humanist Views on Environmental Ethics

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Topic: 3. Islam

Which is more important for Muslims: believing in al-Qadr or believing in free will? You could write about: - How al-Qadr shows Allah's power - How free will shows humans are responsible for their actions Use examples to explain both sides of the argument and come to a conclusion.

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