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Religious Studies
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B
Catholic Christianity
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B · 1RB0 · A
Catholic Christianity
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Understand Catholic Christianity in depth as a lived religion.
Catholic Beliefs
1.1
The Trinity
1.2
Biblical Understandings of the Trinity
1.3
Creation
1.4
Creation and the Nature of Humanity
1.5
The Incarnation
1.6
The Paschal Mystery
1.7
Salvation and Grace
1.8*
Catholic Eschatology
Marriage and the Family
2.1
Importance and Purpose of Catholic Marriage
2.2
Catholic Teaching on Sexual Relationships
2.3
Purpose and Importance of the Family
2.4
Parish Support for the Family
2.5
Family Planning and Birth Regulation
2.6
Divorce, Annulment, and Remarriage
2.7
Equality of Men and Women in the Family
2.8
Gender Prejudice and Discrimination
Living the Catholic Life
3.1
The Sacramental Nature of Reality
3.2*
Liturgical Worship
3.3
The Funeral Rite
3.4
Prayer
3.5
Forms of Popular Piety
3.6
Pilgrimage
3.7
Catholic Social Teaching
3.8
Mission and Evangelism
Matters of Life and Death
4.1
Origins and Value of the Universe
4.2
The Sanctity of Life
4.3
Responses to Scientific Explanations of Human Life
4.4
The Issue of Abortion
4.5
Beliefs About Life After Death
4.6
Responses to Arguments Against Life After Death
4.7
The Issue of Euthanasia
4.8
Issues in the Natural World
Crime and Punishment
2.1
Attitudes Towards Justice
2.2
Attitudes Towards Crime
2.3
Good, Evil, and Suffering
2.4
Attitudes Towards Punishment
2.5
Aims of Punishment
2.6
Teachings About Forgiveness
2.7
Treatment of Criminals
2.8
The Death Penalty
Peace and Conflict
4.1
Attitudes Towards Peace
4.2
Catholics in Peacemaking
4.3
Attitudes to Conflict
4.4
Attitudes to Pacifism
4.5
Just War Theory
4.6
Attitudes to Holy War
4.7
Weapons of Mass Destruction
4.8
Issues Surrounding Conflict
Philosophy of Religion
2.1
Revelation as Proof of God
2.2
Visions as Proof of God
2.3
Miracles as Proof of God
2.4
Religious Experiences as Proof
2.5
The Design Argument
2.6
The Cosmological Argument
2.7
Suffering and an All-Loving God
2.8
Solutions to the Problem of Suffering
Equality
4.1
Teaching on Human Rights
4.2
Attitudes Towards Equality
4.3
Attitudes Towards Religious Freedom
4.4
Prejudice and Discrimination
4.5
Racial Harmony
4.6
Racial Discrimination
4.7
Social Justice
4.8
Wealth and Poverty
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