a form of religion where someone identifies with the religion not through beliefs or practices but as a cultural identity

the belief that many different religions, beliefs, and ways of life can coexist equally in one society

the principle that religion and belief should not influence how society or government is run

principles or beliefs that guide how a person thinks, behaves, and understands what matters in life

Living well in a pluralist society

Religious education

Identity: what's in a label?

Values as the new religion

Living as a cultural Christian or Jew

Secularism: a desirable way of life?

In this unit pupils will look in more depth at trends emerging from the census and other data. They will examine the work of Linda Woodhead and her assertion that society is increasingly constructed around values. They will consider cultural religion and the concept of secularism.

Identity: how does religion or belief look now and what might the future bring?

Discriminatory behaviour or images, whether on the grounds of race, gender, disability, religion or belief or sexual orientation, or otherwise.

Depiction or discussion of discriminatory behaviour

The 2021 census in England and Wales helps show religious {{}} in society.

Which term best describes a society with many religions?

What does 'values as the new religion' suggest?

Why do some say secularism supports pluralism?

A pluralist society should allow religious ...

Secularism separates religion from the ...

Who has freedom of belief in a secular society?

Some see the freedom to practice their religion as a {{}} in secularism.

Living well in a pluralist society

Lesson outcome

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