3 Module 3 Module 3 Booklet, Module 6 The - Key terms in the syllabus dot point COMMENCE MODULE 3 Teach Background document Module 3 Nature of - Identify concepts relevant for - What is meant by the concepts Religion - understanding beliefs (i.e. creeds, Lesson 8: 2AREL Student resource 3.3-3.5 belief’ and ‘religious ‘religious Religious doctrine) teaching’? belief - Identify appropriate examples of Living Religion, pg. 232-241 - What are some examples of The Nature of Religion and religious beliefs from a of religious beliefs? practice different religions 2AREL Student resource Lesson 9: - Explore examples of religious Module 3 belief (i.e. the way in which the The Nature of Religion - the belief is expressed and finds Catholic Doctrine webquest - nature of expression, the origins of the belief, religious related beliefs and practices, Understanding Faith (web Lesson 10: belief examples of where this belief finds resource) - Stage 4-5, section 17 - the key expression in a religious way of life Catholic”, part 1 - “Being features - Relate particular beliefs to a The Nature of Religion of one broader system of religious belief Compendium of the Catechism of religions the Catholic Church belief or Lesson 11: teaching Catechism of the Catholic Church The Nature of Religion Catholicism for Dummies, Catholic beliefs and practices Scripture references and writings Lesson 12: of the Early Church Fathers about Catholic beliefs, practices, and The Nature of Religion doctrines - Catholic Studies, The Eucharist pg. 329-358 Links to scripture/Church documents: with prior and future learning: - Catechism of the Catholic Church, par. 74-100 - Year 7 RE syllabus: the Sacraments, The Mass, The Ritual of Baptism - Catechism of the Catholic Church, par. 422-483 - Year 8 RE syllabus: the Sacraments of Initiation, Church as Community - par. 1322-1381 - Year 9 RE syllabus: Mortal and Venial sins, the Divinity of Christ, the 10 Catechism of the Catholic Church, - Dei Verbum, par. 21-26 Commandments
3 The Nature of Religion - Religious belief and practice Module 3 - the nature of religious belief - the key features of one religions belief or teaching Module 3 - Key terms in the syllabus dot point - Identify concepts relevant for understanding beliefs (i.e. creeds, doctrine) - Identify appropriate examples of religious beliefs from a of different religions - Explore examples of religious belief (i.e. the way in which the belief is expressed and finds expression, the origins of the belief, related beliefs and practices, examples of where this belief finds expression in a religious way of life - Relate particular beliefs to a broader system of religious belief COMMENCE MODULE 3 Lesson 8: The Nature of Religion Lesson 9: The Nature of Religion Lesson 10: The Nature of Religion Lesson 11: The Nature of Religion Lesson 12: The Nature of Religion Module 3 Booklet, Module 6 Teach Background document 2AREL Student resource 3.3-3.5 Living Religion, pg. 232-241 2AREL Student resource Catholic Doctrine webquest - Understanding Faith (web resource) - Stage 4-5, section 17 “Being Catholic”, part 1 - Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church Catechism of the Catholic Church Catholicism for Dummies, Catholic beliefs and practices Scripture references and writings of the Early Church Fathers about Catholic beliefs, practices, and doctrines - Catholic Studies, The Eucharist pg. 329-358 Module 3 - What is meant by the concepts ‘religious belief’ and ‘religious teaching’? - What are some examples of religious beliefs? Links to scripture/Church documents: - Catechism of the Catholic Church, par. 74-100 - Catechism of the Catholic Church, par. 422-483 - Catechism of the Catholic Church, par. 1322-1381 - Dei Verbum, par. 21-26 with prior and future learning: - Year 7 RE syllabus: the Sacraments, The Mass, The Ritual of Baptism - Year 8 RE syllabus: the Sacraments of Initiation, Church as Community - Year 9 RE syllabus: Mortal and Venial sins, the Divinity of Christ, the 10 Commandments
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