1
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What do Christians understand about equality from Galatians 3:28
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“all of you are one in the Messiah Jesus”
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What do Christians believe about the truth claims of other religions?
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They believe Jesus is their saviour and they disagree with other religions claims.
3
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Outline why some Christians choose to become missionaries?
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To share their faith with others and encourage them to become Christians.
RE GCSE Notes
flashcards
Decks in class (76)
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1.1.1 Christianity: Beliefs and Teachings10
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1.1.2 Christianity: The concept of God as a Trinity of persons5
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1.1.3 Biblical accounts of creation6
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1.1.4 The role and purpose of human beings6
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1.1.5 different and divergent interpretations of the Genesis creation story5
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1.1.6 The problem of evil and suffering and a loving and righteous God5
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1.1.7 Jesus Christ5
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1.1.8 The role and importance of Jesus' teachings and life as an example for Christians5
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1.1.9 Christian love and beliefs about Jesus7
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1.1.11 The incarnation, resurrection and ascension5
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1.1.12 The concept of salvation5
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1.1.13 Eschatological beliefs6
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1.2.1 Worship3
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1.2.2 Sacraments6
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1.2.3 Prayer5
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1.1.10 The Christian ideal as expressed in Jesus' teaching in the sermon on the mount7
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1.2.4 The role and importance of pilgrimage to Christians5
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1.2.5 The role and importance of celebrations to Christians6
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1.2.6 The role of the Church in the local community and living practices15
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1.2.7 mission5
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1.2.8 The role of the church in the wider world5
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2.1.1 Islam: Beliefs and Teachings4
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2.1.2 Tawhid5
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2.1.3 Belief in Imams5
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2.1.4 Belief in divine justice5
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2.1.5 Prophethood4
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2.1.6 The role and importance of Prophets7
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2.1.7 Muhammad10
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2.1.8 Kutub(books(4
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2.1.9 Angels (malaikah)5
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2.1.10 Eschatological beliefs and teachings4
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2.1.11 Life after death - Akhirah6
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2.2.1 Public acts of worship - Shahadah5
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2.2.2 Public acts of Worship - Salah6
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2.2.3 Private acts of worship4
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2.2.4 Zakah4
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2.2.5 Sawm5
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2.2.6 Hajj7
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2.2.7 Eid-ul-adha5
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2.2.8 Eid-ul-fitr5
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2.2.9 Eid-ul-ghadeer5
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2.2.10 Ashura5
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2.2.11 Jihad4
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3.1 The role and purpose of families3
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3.2 Marriage5
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3.3 Other types of sexual relationships7
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3.4 Contreception5
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3.5 When relationships end5
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3.6 Roles of Men and Women6
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3.7 Equality3
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3.8 Gender prejudice and discrimination3
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4.1 Christian understandings of God6
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4.2 Christian beliefs and views on God as good4
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4.3 God and Human suffering5
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4.4 The design arguement3
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4.5 The first cause argument4
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4.6 The moral argument5
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4.7 God revealed through the Bible3
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4.8 God revealed through Jesus Christs3
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4.9 God revealed through Miracles4
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4.10 God revealed through other people3
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4.11 Forms of religious experience7
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5.1 Violence4
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5.2 Terrorism4
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5.3 Just war and holy war6
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5.4 Christian Attitudes to warfare4
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5.5 Pacifism and working for peace6
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5.6 Forgiveness and reconciliation4
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5.7 Social Justice4
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6.1 Christianity in Britain3
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6.2 religion in public life5
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6.3 Secularisation6
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6.5 Christian Attitudes towards each other and other groups6
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6.6 Inter-Faith Dialogue6
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6.7 Christianity and non-religious world views3
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6.8 Potential areas of disagreement and difference between Christianity, Atheism, Agnosticism, Humanism and Secularism2
