This resource contains a card sort with text and pictures giving four arguments ‘for’ the Design Argument and four arguments ‘against’. There are accompanying teacher notes with detailed explanations of 8 exciting activities to be used in conjunction with the card sort. These activities vary in length and cater for different learning styles and abilities.

A short activity allowing pupils to match ideas to three differing beliefs about how the world began.

A simple matching activity looking at the Big Bang theory, Cosmological Argument, Design Argument and the theory of evolution.

A simple starter activity allowing pupils to give their opinion on whether certain events are luck, coincidence, miracle or something else. Could for the basis for a discussion on what miracles are and whether they happen today.

A worksheet looking at three Christian responses to suffering; the free will defence, suffering as a test and suffering as an opportunity. There are 12 questions for students to complete and the worksheet includes key passages from the Bible.

A simple worksheet looking at how the Big Bang theory can be used in support of the Design Argument or against it. There are three simple questions for students to complete.

A worksheet looking at the nature of the UK as a multi-ethnic society.