My Revision Notes Edexcel Religious Studies for GCSE (9-1): Beliefs in Action (Specification B)
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1 Religion and ethics through Christianity
1.1 Christian beliefs
1.1.1 The Trinity
1.1.2 The creation of the universe and of humanity
1.1.3 The incarnation
1.1.4 The last days of Jesus’ life
1.1.5 The nature of salvation
1.1.6 Christian eschatology
1.1.7 The problem of evil and suffering
1.1.8 Solutions to the problem of evil and suffering
1.2 Marriage and the family
1.2.1 Marriage
1.2.2 Sexual relationships
1.2.3 Families
1.2.4 Support for the family in the local parish
1.2.5 Family planning
1.2.6 Divorce and remarriage
1.2.7 Equality of men and women in the family
1.2.8 Gender prejudice and discrimination
1.3 Living the Christian life
1.3.1 Worship
1.3.2 The role of the sacraments in Christian life
1.3.3 The nature and purpose of prayer
1.3.4 Pilgrimage
1.3.5 Christian religious celebrations
1.3.6 The future of the Church
1.3.7 The importance of the local church
1.3.8 The worldwide Church
1.4 Matters of life and death
1.4.1 Origins and value of the universe
1.4.2 The Sanctity of life
1.4.3 The origins and value of human life
1.4.4 The issue of abortion
1.4.5 Death and the afterlife
1.4.6 Non-religious arguments against life after death
1.4.7 Euthanasia
1.4.8 The natural world
2 Religion, peace and conflict through Islam
2.1 Muslim beliefs
2.1.1 The six beliefs of Islam
2.1.2 The five roots in Shi’a Islam
2.1.3 The nature of Allah
2.1.4 Risalah (prophets)
2.1.5 Muslim holy books
2.1.6 Malaikah (angels)
2.1.7 Al-Qadr (fate)
2.1.8 Akirah (Muslim beliefs about life after death)
2.2 Crime and punishment
2.2.1 Justice
2.2.2 Crime
2.2.3 Muslim attitudes to good, evil and suffering
2.2.4 Attitudes to punishment
2.2.5 The aims of punishment
2.2.6 Forgiveness
2.2.7 The treatment of criminals
2.2.8 The death penalty
2.3 Living the Muslim life
2.3.1 The Ten Obligatory Acts
2.3.2 Shahadah
2.3.3 Salah
2.3.4 Sawm
2.3.5 Zakah and khums
2.3.6 Hajj
2.3.7 Jihad
2.3.8 Celebrations and commemorations
2.4 Peace and conflict
2.4.1 Muslim attitudes towards peace
2.4.2 The role of Muslims in peacemaking
2.4.3 Attitudes to conflict
2.4.4 Pacifism
2.4.5 Just War theory
2.4.6 Holy War
2.4.7 Weapons of mass destruction
2.4.8 Issues surrounding conflict
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