Scientific Views on the Origins of the Humanity

Religious education

Scientific Views on the Origins of the Universe

History of Atheism

Humanism

Understanding of Religion in Sociology

Understanding of Religion in Psychology

What is Ethics?

Utilitarianism

Kantian Ethics

Modern Virtue Ethics

Non-religious approaches to Equality

Revision

Deliberate practice

Non-religious world views

Who introduced the theory of Intelligent Design?

Who came up with the Theory of Evolution?

A set of reasons that help to support an idea.

An argument that uses evidence to lead to a conclusion.

Finger prints are unique to every person.

Someone saw God create everything and wrote it in a book.

What is the evidence to support the argument of intelligent design? (Select two)

True or False.  The Selfish Gene is a book about a selfish person called Gene.

A reasonable explanation or guess which seeks to explain something.

Information which tries to support a theory.

A bang that was so loud it burst everyone's ear drums.

A philosophical theory about the origins of the universe.

A scientific theory which explains the origins of the universe.

It describes a first cause that must have started the universe.

It describes a second cause that must have started the universe.

It describes a third cause that must have started the universe.

How does the First Cause argument attempt to explain the origins of the universe?

True or false: Scientists think that the Big Bang explains the beginning of the universe because the noise of the explosion is coming from everything in the universe.

This lesson will be removed by the end of the Spring Term 2026.

Scientific Views on the Origins of the Humanity

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by the end of the Spring Term 2026.