Paper 1: Area of Study 1 – Religion and Ethics

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What this unit covers

• Area of Study 1A: Catholic Christianity: Explain and evaluate catholic beliefs in Catholic Christianity, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1A: Catholic Christianity: Explain and evaluate marriage and the family in Catholic Christianity, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1A: Catholic Christianity: Explain and evaluate living the catholic life in Catholic Christianity, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1A: Catholic Christianity: Explain and evaluate matters of life and death in Catholic Christianity, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1B: Christianity: Explain and evaluate christian beliefs in Christianity, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1B: Christianity: Explain and evaluate marriage and the family in Christianity, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1B: Christianity: Explain and evaluate living the christian life in Christianity, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1B: Christianity: Explain and evaluate matters of life and death in Christianity, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1C: Islam: Explain and evaluate muslim beliefs in Islam, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1C: Islam: Explain and evaluate marriage and the family in Islam, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1C: Islam: Explain and evaluate living the muslim life in Islam, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1C: Islam: Explain and evaluate matters of life and death in Islam, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1D: Buddhism: Explain and evaluate buddhist beliefs in Buddhism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1D: Buddhism: Explain and evaluate marriage and the family in Buddhism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1D: Buddhism: Explain and evaluate living the buddhist life in Buddhism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1D: Buddhism: Explain and evaluate matters of life and death in Buddhism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1E: Hinduism: Explain and evaluate hindu beliefs in Hinduism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1E: Hinduism: Explain and evaluate marriage and the family in Hinduism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1E: Hinduism: Explain and evaluate living the hindu life in Hinduism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1E: Hinduism: Explain and evaluate matters of life and death in Hinduism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1F: Judaism: Explain and evaluate jewish beliefs in Judaism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1F: Judaism: Explain and evaluate marriage and the family in Judaism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1F: Judaism: Explain and evaluate living the jewish life in Judaism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1F: Judaism: Explain and evaluate matters of life and death in Judaism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1G: Sikhism: Explain and evaluate sikh beliefs in Sikhism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1G: Sikhism: Explain and evaluate marriage and the family in Sikhism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1G: Sikhism: Explain and evaluate living the sikh life in Sikhism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.
• Area of Study 1G: Sikhism: Explain and evaluate matters of life and death in Sikhism, using relevant teachings and sources, recognising internal diversity and comparing religious or non-religious perspectives where required.