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WJEC GCSE Religious Studies 3150QS
168 points in 4 topics, with WJEC's codes and titles.
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1 Unit 1: Religious and non-religious beliefs, teachings and practices
- 1.1 Nature of Belief
- 1.1.1 Nature of belief
- 1.2a Beliefs – Christianity
- 1.2.1a Key beliefs and teachings in Christianity
- 1.2.2a Christian belief in action
- 1.3a Beliefs about life and death – Christianity
- 1.3.1a Meaning of life in Christianity
- 1.3.2a Christian beliefs about life after death
- 1.3.3a Christian practices
- 1.4a Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Christianity
- 1.4.1a Christian identity, belonging and practices
- 1.4.2a Christianity and morality
- 1.2b Beliefs – Catholic Christianity
- 1.2.1b Key beliefs and teachings in Catholic Christianity
- 1.2.2b Catholic belief in action
- 1.3b Beliefs about life and death – Catholic Christianity
- 1.3.1b Meaning of life in Catholic Christianity
- 1.3.2b Catholic beliefs about life after death
- 1.3.3b Catholic mourning and funeral practices
- 1.4b Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Catholic Christianity
- 1.4.1b Catholic identity, belonging and practices
- 1.4.2b Catholicism and morality
- 1.5a Beliefs – Buddhism
- 1.5.1a Key beliefs and teachings in Buddhism
- 1.5.2a Buddhist belief in action
- 1.6a Beliefs about life and death – Buddhism
- 1.6.1a Meaning of life in Buddhism
- 1.6.2a Buddhist beliefs about life, death and rebirth
- 1.6.3a Buddhist practices
- 1.7a Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Buddhism
- 1.7.1a Buddhist identity, belonging and practices
- 1.7.2a Buddhism and morality
- 1.5b Beliefs – Hinduism
- 1.5.1b Key beliefs and teachings in Hinduism
- 1.5.2b Hindu belief in action
- 1.6b Beliefs about life and death – Hinduism
- 1.6.1b Meaning of life in Hinduism
- 1.6.2b Hindu beliefs about life, death and reincarnation
- 1.6.3b Hindu practices
- 1.7b Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Hinduism
- 1.7.1b Hindu identity, belonging and practices
- 1.7.2b Hinduism and morality
- 1.5c Beliefs – Islam
- 1.5.1c Key beliefs and teachings in Islam
- 1.5.2c Islamic belief in action
- 1.6c Beliefs about life and death – Islam
- 1.6.1c Meaning of life in Islam
- 1.6.2c Islamic beliefs about life and death
- 1.6.3c Islamic practices
- 1.7c Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Islam
- 1.7.1c Islamic identity, belonging and practices
- 1.7.2c Islam and morality
- 1.5d Beliefs – Judaism
- 1.5.1d Key beliefs and teachings in Judaism
- 1.5.2d Jewish belief in action
- 1.6d Beliefs about life and death – Judaism
- 1.6.1d Meaning of life in Judaism
- 1.6.2d Jewish beliefs about life and death
- 1.6.3d Jewish practices
- 1.7d Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Judaism
- 1.7.1d Jewish identity, belonging and practices
- 1.7.2d Judaism and morality
- 1.5e Beliefs – Sikhism (Sikhi)
- 1.5.1e Key beliefs and teachings in Sikhism
- 1.5.2e Sikh belief in action
- 1.6e Beliefs about life and death – Sikhism (Sikhi)
- 1.6.1e Meaning of life in Sikhism
- 1.6.2e Sikh beliefs about life and death
- 1.6.3e Sikh practices
- 1.7e Religious beliefs in contemporary society – Sikhism
- 1.7.1e Sikh identity, belonging and practices
- 1.7.2e Sikhism and morality
- 1.8 Beliefs about life and death – Non-religious beliefs
- 1.8.1 Non-religious perspectives on the meaning of life
- 1.8.2 Non-religious perspectives on life and death
- 1.8.3 Non-religious practices
- 1.9 Non-religious beliefs in contemporary society
- 1.9.1 Non-religious perspectives on identity, belonging and practices
- 1.9.2 Non-religious perspectives towards morality
2 Unit 2: Religion and relationships
- 2.1 Religion and relationships
- 2.1.1 Beliefs, teachings, practices and perspectives relating to relationships
- 2.1.2 Similarities and differences in perspectives relating to relationships
- 2.2 Religious Studies skills
- 2.2.1 Selecting or producing suitable sources
- 2.2.2 Using sources to support a judgement
- 2.2.3 Reflecting on personal values and beliefs
3 Unit 3: Roles, rights and responsibilities
- 3.1a Roles, rights and responsibilities: Stewardship of the earth – Christian perspectives
- 3.1.1a Humanity’s relationship with the natural world – Christian perspectives
- 3.1.2a Animal rights – Christian perspectives
- 3.2a Human nature and the right to life – Christian perspectives
- 3.2.1a What makes us human – Christian perspectives
- 3.2.2a Medical ethics: abortion and euthanasia – Christian perspectives
- 3.3a Religious expression and personal wealth – Christian perspectives
- 3.3.1a Freedom of religious expression – Christian perspectives
- 3.3.2a The use of personal wealth – Christian perspectives
- 3.1b Roles, rights and responsibilities: Stewardship of the earth – Catholic Christian perspectives
- 3.1.1b Humanity’s relationship with the natural world – Catholic Christian perspectives
- 3.1.2b Animal rights – Catholic Christian perspectives
- 3.2b Human nature and the right to life – Catholic perspectives
- 3.2.1b What makes us human – Catholic Christian perspectives
- 3.2.3b Medical ethics: abortion and euthanasia – Catholic Christian perspectives
- 3.3b Religious expression and personal wealth – Catholic perspectives
- 3.3.1b Freedom of religious expression – Catholic Christian perspectives
- 3.3.2b The use of personal wealth – Catholic Christian perspectives
- 3.4a Roles, rights and responsibilities: Stewardship of the earth – Buddhist perspectives
- 3.4.1a Humanity’s relationship with the natural world – Buddhist perspectives
- 3.4.2a Animal rights – Buddhist perspectives
- 3.5a Human nature and the right to life – Buddhist perspectives
- 3.5.1a What makes us human – Buddhist perspectives
- 3.5.2a Medical ethics: abortion and euthanasia – Buddhist perspectives
- 3.6a Religious expression and personal wealth – Buddhist perspectives
- 3.6.1a Freedom of religious expression - Buddhist perspectives
- 3.6.2a The use of personal wealth – Buddhist perspectives
- 3.4b Roles, rights and responsibilities: Stewardship of the earth – Hindu perspectives
- 3.4.1b Humanity’s relationship with the natural world – Hindu perspectives
- 3.4.2b Animal rights – Hindu perspectives
- 3.5b Human nature and the right to life – Hindu perspectives
- 3.5.1b What makes us human – Hindu perspectives
- 3.5.2b Medical ethics: abortion and euthanasia – Hindu perspectives
- 3.6b Religious expression and personal wealth – Hindu perspectives
- 3.6.1b Freedom of religious expression – Hindu perspectives
- 3.6.2b The use of personal wealth – Hindu perspectives
- 3.4c Roles, rights and responsibilities: Stewardship of the earth – Islam
- 3.4.1c Humanity’s relationship with the natural world – Islamic perspectives
- 3.4.2c Animal rights – Islamic perspectives
- 3.5c Human nature and the right to life – Islamic perspectives
- 3.5.1c What makes us human – Islamic perspectives
- 3.5.2c Medical ethics: abortion and euthanasia – Islamic perspectives
- 3.6c Religious expression and personal wealth – Islamic perspectives
- 3.6.1c Freedom of religious expression – Islamic perspectives
- 3.6.2c The use of personal wealth – Islamic perspectives
- 3.4d Roles, rights and responsibilities: Stewardship of the Earth – Jewish perspectives
- 3.4.1d Humanity’s relationship with the natural world – Jewish perspectives
- 3.4.2d Animal rights – Jewish perspectives
- 3.5d Human nature and the right to life – Jewish perspectives
- 3.5.1d What makes us human – Jewish perspectives
- 3.5.2d Medical ethics: abortion and euthanasia – Jewish perspectives
- 3.6d Religious expression and personal wealth – Jewish perspectives
- 3.6.1d Freedom of religious expression – Jewish perspectives
- 3.6.2d The use of personal wealth – Jewish perspectives
- 3.4e Roles, rights and responsibilities: Stewardship of the earth – Sikh perspectives
- 3.4.1e Humanity’s relationship with the natural world – Sikh perspectives
- 3.4.2e Animal rights – Sikh perspectives
- 3.5e Human nature and the right to life – Sikh perspectives
- 3.5.1e What makes us human – Sikh perspectives
- 3.5.2e Medical ethics: abortion and euthanasia – Sikh perspectives
- 3.6e Religious expression and personal wealth – Sikh perspectives
- 3.6.1e Freedom of religious expression – Sikh perspectives
- 3.6.2e The use of personal wealth – Sikh perspectives
- 3.7 Roles, rights and responsibilities: stewardship of the earth – non-religious perspectives
- 3.7.1 Humanity’s relationship with the natural world – non-religious perspectives
- 3.7.2 Animal rights – non-religious perspectives
- 3.8 Human nature and the right to life: non-religious views
- 3.8.1 What makes us human: non-religious views
- 3.8.2 Medical ethics: abortion and euthanasia – non-religious perspectives
- 3.9 Religious expression and personal wealth: non-religious views
- 3.9.1 Freedom of religious expression – non-religious perspectives
- 3.9.2 The use of personal wealth – non-religious perspectives