the way someone understands,  interprets and inhabit the world

a worldview that usually includes belief in God or the divine as part of finding meaning

a worldview that looks to humans, reason and the natural world for meaning

The concept of a worldview

Religious education

In this unit pupils will examine the place of religion in the UK today. Beginning with an understanding of the census data they will make comparisons globally. From this they will drill down to their own locality to compile a report noting trends and analysing similarities and differences to the UK.

Worldviews: how is our country and community changing?

a way that people see, interpret and inhabit the world.

Worldviews can be both organised and {{}}.

Social scientists who study worldviews might look to better understand them by ...

Only really clever people have a worldview.

Which of these statements about worldviews is most accurate?

organised worldviews always remain the same.

all organised worldviews allow women to be priests.

The fact that the Church of England now allows women to become priests and bishops shows us that ...

The word for the divine or ultimate reality in Hindu Dharma is ...

Treating others as you would like to be treated in known as the ...

Match each pilgrimage site or event to the country it is found in.

For Sikhs and Hindus, the word 'sewa' can be translated as '{{}}'.

An example of someone who follows a non-religious worldview is a ...

The name for the Sikh community is the ...

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

The concept of a worldview

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.