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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Different religious views about freedom of religious expression
I can explain Christian teachings and responses to freedom of religious expression, censorship and extremism.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Different religious views about animal experimentation
I can explain different religious and non-religious views on animal experimentation, focusing on key ethical arguments and the impact on suffering and human health.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Censorship and freedom of religious expression
I can explain Christian teachings and responses to freedom of religious expression, censorship and extremism.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Freedom of religious expression
I can explain what freedom of religious expression means and why it is important in society.
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Religious education
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- KS1
- Year 2
Comparing prayer and reflection
I can explain how both religious and non religious people value time to reflect or pray.
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Religious education
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- KS3
- Year 9
Religious law: What is the social context and relevance today?
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Non-religious beliefs about death and the afterlife
I can explain non-religious beliefs about the afterlife and the arguments for and against life after death.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
The use and abuse of the environment
I can explain how human activity affects the environment and how both religious and non-religious perspectives influence sustainability efforts.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
The aims of punishment
I can explain the different aims of punishment and how religious and non-religious beliefs influence views about which aims matter most.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Christianity and the aims of punishment
I can explain the different aims of punishment and how religious and non-religious beliefs influence views about which aims matter most.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Different religious views about the status of women in religion
I can explain how gender inequality impacts individuals and describe Christian and non-religious responses to it.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Views on the afterlife
I can explain different religious and non-religious beliefs about what may happen when we die.
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Religious education
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- KS3
- Year 8
William James and mystical experience
I can explain William James' understanding of religious and mystical experiences and how they contribute to the question of God's existence.
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Religious education
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- KS3
- Year 8
Knowing God: does religious experience prove God exists?
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History
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- KS4
- Year 10
The religious function of Durham Cathedral
I can explain the religious function of Durham Cathedral.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Contrasting religious views about violence
I can explain how Christians, Muslims, and non-religious people respond to war, including different beliefs about when (if ever) violence can be justified.
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Religious education
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- KS1
- Year 2
Humanist reflection
I can explain how non religious people use reflection and meditation.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Islam and the death penalty
I can explain different Muslim and non-religious views on the death penalty.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Muslim attitudes towards punishment
I can explain Muslim and non-religious beliefs about punishment.
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Religious education
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- KS4
- Year 11
Christianity and the death penalty
I can explain different Christian and non-religious views on the death penalty.
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