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Religious Studies
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B
Hinduism
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B · 1RB0 · E
Hinduism
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Understand Hinduism in depth as a lived religion.
Hindu Beliefs
1.1
Nature of Brahman
1.2
Nirguna and Saguna Brahman
1.3
Three Aspects of the Divine
1.4
Manifestations of the Divine
1.5*
Nature of Individual and Life
1.6
Purpose of Human Life
1.7
Suffering, Knowledge and Ignorance
1.8
Hindu Cosmology
Marriage and the Family
2.1
Importance and Purpose of Marriage
2.2
Teachings on Sexual Relationships
2.3
Purpose and Importance of Family
2.4
Support for the Family
2.5
Teachings on Family Planning
2.6
Teachings on Divorce and Remarriage
2.7
Equality of Men and Women
2.8
Gender Prejudice and Discrimination
Living the Hindu Life
3.1
Nature and Purpose of Hindu Yoga
3.2
Focuses of Worship
3.3
Hindu Places of Worship
3.4*
Prayer in Temple and Home
3.5
Hindu Sacred Festivals
3.6
Hindu Pilgrimage
3.7
Hindu Environmental Projects
3.8
Hindu Charity Work
Matters of Life and Death
4.1
Origins and Value of the Universe
2 notes
Origins of the Universe: Hinduism and Science
The Value and Use of the Universe
4.2
Sanctity of Life
4.3
Responses to Explanations of Life
4.4
Hindu Teachings and Abortion
4.5
Teachings About Life After Death
4.6
Arguments Against Life After Death
4.7
Hindu Teachings and Euthanasia
4.8
Responses to the Natural World
2 notes
Hindu Responses to Environmental Threats
Hindu Responses to Animal Rights and Animal Use
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
Attitudes Towards the Death Penalty
Peace and Conflict
4.1
Attitudes Towards Peace
4.2
Role of Hindus in Peacemaking
4.3
Attitudes to Conflict
4.4
Attitudes to Pacifism
4.5
Attitudes to Just War Theory
4.6
Attitudes to Holy War
4.7
Attitudes to WMD
4.8
Attitudes to Conflict Issues
Philosophy of Religion
2.1
Revelation as Proof of God
2.2
Visions as Proof of God
2.3
Numinous Experiences
2.4
Miracles as Proof of God
2.5
Hindu Teaching About Prayers
2.6
Non-Existence of a Personal God
2.7
Religious Experiences
2.8
Religious Upbringing
Equality
4.1
Teaching on Human Rights
4.2
Attitudes Towards Equality
4.3
Attitudes to Religious Freedom
4.4
Attitudes to Prejudice and Discrimination
4.5
Attitudes Towards Racial Harmony
4.6
Attitudes to Racial Discrimination
4.7
Attitudes to Social Justice
4.8
Attitudes Towards Wealth and Poverty
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