PROFESSION OF FAITH C. Religious and Spiritual Impulse D. Sacred Teachings and Principles Overall Expectations Express the messianic worldview/ economy of salvation, C1. Functions of Human Belief Traditions: explain some of the PF1. Faith Foundations: ways people use religions and belief traditions to meet human needs; the foundational experiences and notions of the divine for the Abrahamic religious traditions and any other locally appropriate religious tradition; D1. Tenets, Practices, and Teachings: outline the central tenets, practices, and teachings of various religions and belief traditions; PF2. Seeking Understanding: Explore key figures, the meaning of D3. Prescribed Roles and Influential Figures: analyse how individuals discipleship, and the nature/role of community for the Abrahamic with specific roles have influenced the development of various religious traditions and any other locally appropriate religious tradition; religions and belief traditions. PF3. Lived: Differentiate the sense of self in relation to divine, the human person in relation to others and the human person in relationship with the world for the believers of the Abrahamic religious traditions, First Nations, Métis and Inuit Spiritualities and any other locally appropriate religious tradition. Specific Expectations PF1.1 explain what it means to live according to a messianic worldview/economy of salvation C2.2 identify and explain concepts associated with the journey of life PF1.2 examine some of the key concepts (philosophical ideals) that contribute to and the quest for meaning in various religions and belief traditions the formation of a particular religious worldview (e.g., the existence of God, (e.g., karma, jihad, nirvana, vocation, the Jewish covenant, the the sanctity of life, the significance of marriage and family life, the Aboriginal sacred path) possibility of peace, the reality of death and afterlife, life as vocation) C2.4 explain how about death and the afterlife in various religions and belief traditions (e.g., Chinvat; heaven, hell, and purgatory; nirvana; reincarnation) reflect conceptions of the spiritual journey in these traditions
PROFESSION OF FAITH C. Religious and Spiritual Impulse D. Sacred Teachings and Principles Overall Expectations PF1. Faith Foundations: Express the messianic worldview/ economy of salvation, the foundational experiences and notions of the divine for the Abrahamic religious traditions and any other locally appropriate religious tradition; C1. Functions of Human Belief Traditions: explain some of the ways people use religions and belief traditions to meet human needs; D1. Tenets, Practices, and Teachings: outline the central tenets, practices, and teachings of various religions and belief traditions; PF2. Seeking Understanding: Explore key figures, the meaning of discipleship, and the nature/role of community for the Abrahamic religious traditions and any other locally appropriate religious tradition; D3. Prescribed Roles and Influential Figures: analyse how individuals with specific roles have influenced the development of various religions and belief traditions. PF3. Lived: Differentiate the sense of self in relation to divine, the human person in relation to others and the human person in relationship with the world for the believers of the Abrahamic religious traditions, First Nations, Métis and Inuit Spiritualities and any other locally appropriate religious tradition. Specific Expectations PF1.1 explain what it means to live according to a messianic worldview/economy of salvation PF1.2 examine some of the key concepts (philosophical ideals) that contribute to the formation of a particular religious worldview (e.g., the existence of God, the sanctity of life, the significance of marriage and family life, the possibility of peace, the reality of death and afterlife, life as vocation) C2.2 identify and explain concepts associated with the journey of life and the quest for meaning in various religions and belief traditions (e.g., karma, jihad, nirvana, vocation, the Jewish covenant, the Aboriginal sacred path) C2.4 explain how about death and the afterlife in various religions and belief traditions (e.g., Chinvat; heaven, hell, and purgatory; nirvana; reincarnation) reflect conceptions of the spiritual journey in these traditions
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