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Religious Studies
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WJEC GCSE Religious Studies

Religious Studies

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Notes

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What this course covers

  • Nature of Belief (Unit 1)

    • Topic 1 — Theists, monotheists, polytheists, religious pluralists and agnostics
    • Topic 2 — Atheists and humanists

  • Christianity (Unit 1, option a)

    • Topic 1 — Beliefs – Christianity
    • Topic 2 — Beliefs about life and death – Christianity
    • Topic 3 — Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Christianity

  • Catholic Christianity (Unit 1, option b)

    • Topic 1 — Beliefs – Catholic Christianity
    • Topic 2 — Beliefs about life and death – Catholic Christianity
    • Topic 3 — Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Catholic Christianity

  • Buddhism (Unit 1, world religion a)

    • Topic 1 — Beliefs – Buddhism
    • Topic 2 — Beliefs about life and death – Buddhism
    • Topic 3 — Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Buddhism

  • Hinduism (Unit 1, world religion b)

    • Topic 1 — Beliefs – Hinduism
    • Topic 2 — Beliefs about life and death – Hinduism
    • Topic 3 — Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Hinduism

  • Islam (Unit 1, world religion c)

    • Topic 1 — Beliefs – Islam
    • Topic 2 — Beliefs about life and death – Islam
    • Topic 3 — Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Islam

  • Judaism (Unit 1, world religion d)

    • Topic 1 — Beliefs – Judaism
    • Topic 2 — Beliefs about life and death – Judaism
    • Topic 3 — Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Judaism

  • Sikhism (Sikhi) (Unit 1, world religion e)

    • Topic 1 — Beliefs – Sikhism (Sikhi)
    • Topic 2 — Beliefs about life and death – Sikhism (Sikhi)
    • Topic 3 — Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Sikhism

  • Non-religious beliefs (Unit 1)

    • Topic 1 — Beliefs about life and death – Non-religious beliefs
    • Topic 2 — Non-religious beliefs in contemporary society

  • Religion and relationships (Unit 2)

    • Topic 1 — Religion and relationships
    • Topic 2 — Religious Studies skills

  • Christian perspectives (Unit 3, option a)

    • Topic 1 — Stewardship of the earth – Christian perspectives
    • Topic 2 — Human nature and the right to life - Christianity
    • Topic 3 — Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth – Christian perspectives

  • Catholic Christian perspectives (Unit 3, option b)

    • Topic 1 — Stewardship of the earth – Catholic Christian perspectives
    • Topic 2 — Human nature and the right to life – Catholic Christian perspectives
    • Topic 3 — Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth – Catholic Christian perspectives

  • Buddhist perspectives (Unit 3, world religion a)

    • Topic 1 — Stewardship of the earth – Buddhist perspectives
    • Topic 2 — Human nature and the right to life – Buddhist perspectives
    • Topic 3 — Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth – Buddhist perspectives

  • Hindu perspectives (Unit 3, world religion b)

    • Topic 1 — Stewardship of the earth – Hindu perspectives
    • Topic 2 — Human nature and the right to life – Hindu perspectives
    • Topic 3 — Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth – Hindu perspectives

  • Islamic perspectives (Unit 3, world religion c)

    • Topic 1 — Stewardship of the earth – Islam
    • Topic 2 — Human nature and the right to life – Islamic perspectives
    • Topic 3 — Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth – Islamic perspectives

  • Jewish perspectives (Unit 3, world religion d)

    • Topic 1 — Stewardship of the Earth – Jewish perspectives
    • Topic 2 — Human nature and the right to life - Jewish perspectives
    • Topic 3 — Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth – Jewish perspectives

  • Sikh (Sikhi) perspectives (Unit 3, world religion e)

    • Topic 1 — Stewardship of the earth – Sikh perspectives
    • Topic 2 — Human nature and the right to life – Sikh (Sikhi) perspectives
    • Topic 3 — Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth – Sikh (Sikhi) perspectives

  • Non-religious perspectives (Unit 3)

    • Topic 1 — Stewardship of the earth – non-religious perspectives
    • Topic 2 — Human nature and the right to life – non-religious perspectives
    • Topic 3 — Freedom of religious expression and the use of personal wealth – non-religious perspectives

  • Religion and human rights (Unit 4)

    • Topic 1 — Human rights: beliefs, teachings, practices and perspectives relating to human rights
    • Topic 2 — Religious Studies skills

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