the unconditional and generous love that God shows to people who do not deserve it

the third Person of the Trinity; believed to be present with believers since Pentecost and active on earth

a deliverance from sin and punishment as a result of Jesus being crucified on the cross

behaviour which is against God's laws and wishes/against Christian principles of morality

Sin and salvation

Religious education

God's nature

The Holy Trinity

Christianity and creation

Interpretations of Christian creation

Jesus Christ: incarnation

Jesus Christ: crucifixion

Jesus Christ: resurrection and ascension

Eschatalogical beliefs, heaven and hell

The afterlife: judgement

The afterlife: resurrection

In this unit pupils will begin their study of Christianity by examining some of the key beliefs of this worldview. They will focus on concepts of God, Trinity, Creation and the story and role of Jesus as incarnation and means of salvation.

Christianity: Beliefs and teachings

Many Christians believe that humans have inherited a sinful nature from Adam and Eve, a belief known as {{}} sin.

Which of the following is not considered a means of salvation?

behaviour that goes against God’s laws and wishes

Which Christian group often emphasises the role of the Holy Spirit in worship?

that humans do not have a choice in their actions

that Adam and Eve were given a command but had the choice to obey

that God forces people to follow His laws

The apostles were given the ability to speak in different languages.

What happened at Pentecost according to Acts 2?

Jesus’ {{}} was found empty by some of his female followers.

How many days after the resurrection did the ascension occur?

Which Gospel states that two men in gleaming clothes appeared at the tomb?

What does Jesus’ resurrection confirm for Christians?

{{}} refers to being saved from sin and its consequences.

Sin and salvation

Lesson outcome