relating to moral principles that shape behaviour

to think about something in a logical way

to understand and share someone else’s feelings

a person with a non-religious worldview based on humanist values

Humanist values

Religious education

Ethics and values

Christian values

Muslim values

Aristotle and the golden mean

Deciding what is a good life

In this unit pupils will consider the idea of what is good from a philsophical perspective. They will look at how Christians, Muslims and Humanists construct values - noting similarities and differences. They will examine Aristotle's idea of the golden mean and reflect on their own values.

Ethics: How do we decide what is good?

Where do Humanists believe ideas of right and wrong come from?

If a Humanist sees someone in pain, what are they likely to do?

The Hadith and the {{}} show Muslims how Prophet Muhammad lived.

Muslims make ethical choices using the Qur’an and the example of the ...

Humanist values

Lesson outcome