Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies (9-1): Route B ebook
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Language
English
ISBN
9781382020824
Contents
Introduction
Component 1: Foundational Catholic Theology
Chapter 1: Origins and meaning
Introduction and concepts
1.1 The origins of the universe
1.2 The Big Bang theory and the theory of evolution
1.3 The sanctity and value of human life
1.4 Humanist views on the value of life
1.5 Creation in Genesis 1 and 2
1.6 Catholic and Humanist views on caring for the environment
1.7 Revelation and inspiration in the Bible
1.8 Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam
1.9 Symbolism in the Tree of Life mosaic
1.10 Catholic social teaching
1.11 The role of the Catholic Church in interfaith dialogue
1.12 The work of CAFOD and SVP
Skills practice
Chapter 2: Good and evil
Introduction and concepts
2.1 The Trinity
2.2 The Incarnation
2.3 The origin of evil
2.4 God’s goodness
2.5 The Catholic response to the problem of evil
2.6 The Catholic response to suffering
2.7 Jesus as a moral authority
2.8 Natural Law and the development of the virtues
2.9 Catholic sculptures and statues
2.10 Michelangelo’s Pieta
2.11 Pilgrimage to Lourdes
2.12 The Rosary
Skills practice
Component 2: Applied Catholic Theology
Chapter 3: Life and death
Introduction and concepts
3.1 Catholic beliefs about the meaning of death and dying well
3.2 Catholic beliefs about resurrection
3.3 Eschatology
3.4 Alternative viewpoints on life after death
3.5 The debate about the right to die
3.6 The Magisterium
3.7 The Second Vatican Council
3.8 Christian sarcophagi
3.9 The Paschal candle
3.10 Music in the liturgy
3.11 The funeral rite and praying for the dead
3.12 Prayer
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Chapter 4: Sin and forgiveness
Introduction and concepts
4.1 Crime, sin, morality and punishment
4.2 Christian teachings on forgiveness
4.3 Catholic teaching on capital punishment
4.4 Arguments for and against capital punishment
4.5 Catholic beliefs about salvation
4.6 Catholic beliefs about Hell
4.7 The nature of the Church
4.8 The Church and salvation
4.9 Features of a church building
4.10 The sacraments
4.11 Evangelisation
4.12 Evangelising in Britain
Skills practice
Component 3: Study of Judaism
Chapter 5: Beliefs and teachings
Introduction and concepts
5.1 The nature of God: One, Creator, Law-Giver and Judge
5.2 The nature and significance of the Shekhinah
5.3 The nature and role of the Messiah
5.4 The covenant with Abraham
5.5 The covenant with Moses at Sinai
5.6 The nature and importance of pikuach nefesh
5.7 The mitzvot
5.8 Beliefs about the afterlife
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Chapter 6: Practices
Introduction and concepts
6.1 Orthodox and Reform synagogue services
6.2 Worship in the home
6.3 The synagogue
6.4 Brit Milah and Bar and Bat Mitzvah
6.5 Marriage and mourning
6.6 The Tenakh and the Talmud: keeping kosher
6.7 Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
6.8 Pesach and Sukkot
Skills practice
GLOSSARY
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