WJEC GCSE Religious Studies (Wales) Relevant Resources The WJEC GCSE subject content contains numerous references to humanism. Below you will find links to relevant resources on to support your teaching. The main references to humanism and non-religious worldviews appear in Unit 1, Theme 1: Issues of Life and Death. However, many of the resources on are relevant to the other thematic units and will support students to develop a deeper understanding of alternative perspectives on these themes. Unit 1: Religion and Philosophical Themes Theme 1: Issues of Life and Death This theme requires all candidates to consider religious and non-religious beliefs about the nature of life and death and the origins and value of the universe and human life. Candidates are expected to make relevant references to scripture and other sources of authority as well as the beliefs of Humanists and Atheists. Where appropriate, candidates must consider diverse viewpoints. The world Humanist Perspectives on... Non-religious views on: Environment: the creation of the universe: Origins (coming soon) theory' (Stephen Hawking) 'Blind' Evolution versus 'Planned' Humanists for a better world: Evolution (Charles Darwin and Richard Dawkins) stewardship, social and community responsibility, sustainability; 'Humanists for a Better World' The origin and value of human life Humanist Perspectives on...
WJEC GCSE Religious Studies (Wales) Relevant Resources The WJEC GCSE subject content contains numerous references to humanism. Below you will find links to relevant resources on to support your teaching. The main references to humanism and non-religious worldviews appear in Unit 1, Theme 1: Issues of Life and Death. However, many of the resources on are relevant to the other thematic units and will support students to develop a deeper understanding of alternative perspectives on these themes. Unit 1: Religion and Philosophical Themes Theme 1: Issues of Life and Death This theme requires all candidates to consider religious and non-religious beliefs about the nature of life and death and the origins and value of the universe and human life. Candidates are expected to make relevant references to scripture and other sources of authority as well as the beliefs of Humanists and Atheists. Where appropriate, candidates must consider diverse viewpoints. The world Non-religious views on: the creation of the universe: theory' (Stephen Hawking) 'Blind' Evolution versus 'Planned' Evolution (Charles Darwin and Richard Dawkins) stewardship, social and community responsibility, sustainability; 'Humanists for a Better World' Humanist Perspectives on... Environment: Origins (coming soon) Humanists for a better world: The origin and value of human life Humanist Perspectives on...
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