Quote bank for AQA GCSE Religious Studies, Theme E - Crime and Punishment

This introductory unit invites students to explore the nature and purpose of religion from a broad, non-confessional perspective. Drawing on Ninian Smart’s Seven Dimensions of Religion (ritual, narrative, experiential, doctrinal, ethical, social, and material), the scheme encourages students to think critically about what makes a belief system ‘religious’ and how religion shapes individuals and societies. The lessons are: What is RS? What is a religion? Hindu worship Aqiqah Gurdwara Image of the Buddha The Ummah Buddhist monks General Revelation Special Revelation Bible Qur’an Ahimsa Seva Love your neighbour Golden Rule Religion project

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Quote bank for AQA GCSE Religious studies Theme A: Relationships and families