Specification points
WJEC GCSE (9–1) Religious Studies (Short Course) C125QT
95 points in 3 topics, with WJEC's codes and titles.
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C1 Component 1: Religious, Philosophical and Ethical Studies in the Modern World
- C1.1 Theme 1: Issues of Relationships
- C1.1.1 Christian perspective
- C1.1.1.1 Relationships
- C1.1.1.2 Sexual relationships
- C1.1.1.3 Issues of equality: gender prejudice and discrimination
- C1.1.2 Jewish perspective
- C1.1.2.1 Relationships
- C1.1.2.2 Sexual relationships
- C1.1.2.3 Issues of equality: gender prejudice and discrimination
- C1.1.3 Islamic perspective
- C1.1.3.1 Relationships
- C1.1.3.2 Sexual relationships
- C1.1.3.3 Issues of equality: gender prejudice and discrimination
- C1.1.4 Hindu perspective
- C1.1.4.1 Relationships
- C1.1.4.2 Sexual relationships
- C1.1.4.3 Issues of equality: gender prejudice and discrimination
- C1.1.5 Sikh perspective
- C1.1.5.1 Relationships
- C1.1.5.2 Sexual relationships
- C1.1.5.3 Issues of equality: gender prejudice and discrimination
- C1.1.6 Buddhist perspective
- C1.1.6.1 Relationships
- C1.1.6.2 Sexual relationships
- C1.1.6.3 Issues of equality: gender prejudice and discrimination
- C1.2 Theme 2: Issues of Life and Death
- C1.2.1 Christian and Non-Religious perspectives
- C1.2.1.1 The world
- C1.2.1.2 The origin and value of human life
- C1.2.1.3 Beliefs about death and the afterlife
- C1.2.2 Jewish and Non-Religious perspectives
- C1.2.2.1 The world
- C1.2.2.2 The origin and value of human life
- C1.2.2.3 Beliefs about death and the afterlife
- C1.2.3 Islamic and Non-Religious perspectives
- C1.2.3.1 The world
- C1.2.3.2 The origin and value of human life
- C1.2.3.3 Beliefs about death and the afterlife
- C1.2.4 Hindu and Non-Religious perspectives
- C1.2.4.1 The world
- C1.2.4.2 The origin and value of human life
- C1.2.4.3 Beliefs about death and the afterlife
- C1.2.5 Sikh and Non-Religious perspectives
- C1.2.5.1 The world
- C1.2.5.2 The origin and value of human life
- C1.2.5.3 Beliefs about death and the afterlife
- C1.2.6 Buddhist and Non-Religious perspectives
- C1.2.6.1 The world
- C1.2.6.2 The origin and value of human life
- C1.2.6.3 Beliefs about death and the afterlife
C2 Component 2: Study of Christianity
C3 Component 3: Study of a World Faith
- C3.1 Option 1: Buddhism
- C3.1.1 Beliefs and Teachings
- C3.1.1.1 The Buddha
- C3.1.1.2 The Dhamma/Dharma
- C3.1.1.3 The Four Noble Truths
- C3.1.1.4 Human personality
- C3.1.1.5 Human destiny and ethical teaching
- C3.2 Option 2: Hinduism
- C3.2.1 Beliefs and Teachings
- C3.2.1.1 Nature and features of Brahman/Bhagavan
- C3.2.1.2 Hindu Gods/deities
- C3.2.1.3 The Eternal Self
- C3.2.1.4 Human Life
- C3.2.1.5 Cosmology
- C3.3 Option 3: Islam
- C3.3.1 Beliefs and teachings
- C3.3.1.1 The Nature of Allah
- C3.3.1.2 Prophethood (Risalah)
- C3.3.1.3 Angels (Malaikah)
- C3.3.1.4 Akhirah (Afterlife)
- C3.3.1.5 Foundations of faith
- C3.4 Option 4: Judaism
- C3.4.1 Beliefs and Teachings
- C3.4.1.1 The nature of God
- C3.4.1.2 Messiah (Mashiach)
- C3.4.1.3 Covenant
- C3.4.1.4 Life on earth
- C3.4.1.5 The afterlife
- C3.5 Option 5: Sikhism
- C3.5.1 Beliefs and Teachings
- C3.5.1.1 The Nature of God
- C3.5.1.2 The Oneness of Humanity
- C3.5.1.3 Gurmukh (God-centred)
- C3.5.1.4 The sangat
- C3.5.1.5 The Afterlife