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Why this why now

This is the first unit studied as part of the GCSE. It is placed first so that pupils can gain an understanding of the key concepts and stories underpinning Christianity which they will then see in practice in the next unit.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Christianity is an Abrahamic religion
  • Christianity is monotheistic
  • Christianity arose from Judaism. Jesus was Jewish.
  • Jesus is seen by most Christians as the incarnation of God.

Why this why now

This is the first unit studied as part of the GCSE. It is placed first so that pupils can gain an understanding of the key concepts and stories underpinning Christianity which they will then see in practice in the next unit.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Christianity is an Abrahamic religion
  • Christianity is monotheistic
  • Christianity arose from Judaism. Jesus was Jewish.
  • Jesus is seen by most Christians as the incarnation of God.

Christian beliefs

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.

11 lessons in unit