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Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam
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Catholic Beliefs in Creation
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Contrasting Artistic Expressions
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The features and Christian significance of the Paschal candle as an…
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Michelangelo’s The Last Judgement; the meaning and significance of…
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How different Christian beliefs about life after death are expressed…
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Nature of God in Genesis
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Image of God and Humanity
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Free Will and Stewardship
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The death of Jesus understood as restoration through sacrifice; the…
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The significance of each event in the story of redemption
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Contrasting Christian views on ‘salvation’ (past, present or future)…
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How far the story of redemption has influenced Catholic understanding…
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The meaning and significance of the ‘Reign’ or ’Kingdom’ of God as…
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Understanding of Catholic teaching on justice, peace and…
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Understanding the hierarchy of the Church and its consultative nature…
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Origin and Structure of the Bible
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Inspiration and Word of God
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Genesis Creation Accounts
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Natural Law and Sanctity of Life
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Science and Religion Harmony
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Christian understanding of God as a Trinity of persons with reference…
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St Augustine and Catherine LaCugna on the intimacy of God's love…
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The meaning and significance of conciliar magisterial authority…
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Identification and understanding of redemption themes in Mark…
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A comparison of salvation metaphors in Irenaeus and Anselm
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The meaning and significance of the conscience as the Voice of God…
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Different Christian understandings of the conscience and its value as…
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The meaning and significance of Mary as model of discipleship in the…
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Identification and meaning of the four marks of the Church: one…
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The nature of the magisterium both conciliar and pontifical
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The role of the magisterium in providing Catholic social teaching in…
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The religious significance of the story of the Rich Man and Lazarus…
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The meaning and significance of the idea of the cosmic reconciliation…
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The importance of the Second Vatican Council for a Catholic…
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Care for the Environment
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Catholic Stewardship
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CAFOD and Sustainability
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The meaning and significance of Baptism as a sign of initiation and…
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The significance of prayer as a ‘raising of the heart and mind to…
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How prayer and posture are linked in Christian worship
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How the command to love our neighbour in concrete ways is expressed…
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How Kingdom values have influenced the ways in which vocation is…
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How belief in justice, peace and reconciliation is expressed in the…
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Identification and understanding of ‘the last rites’ as sacramental…
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Understanding and evaluation of the ways in which the prayers and…
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Evaluate the influence of 'the sanctity of life' on Catholic views…
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Trinity in the Nicene Creed
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Trinity and Genesis
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Mission and Evangelism
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Students consider Catholic understanding of the glory of God and the…
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Paschal Mystery of Salvation
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Church Design and Redemption
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Theories of Redemption
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The Mass as the ‘source and summit’ of Christian life including the…
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Understanding how the Words of Institution, the Agnus Dei, the ‘Real…
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Catholic Beliefs on Afterlife
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Four Last Things
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Purgatory and Judgement
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Life After Death Beliefs
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Beliefs and Practices Overview
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Prophethood and Holy Books
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Five Pillars and Obligatory Acts
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Festivals and Commemorations
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Religion and Relationships
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Religion and Peace
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Human Rights and Social Justice
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Students must study two of the religious, philosophical and ethical…
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And questions may be set on these. Students may refer to any relevant…
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Life of Jesus
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Miracle Stories and Teachings
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Authority and Discipleship
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They should understand how varied interpretations of passages from St…
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They should also consider how Christian and non-religious communities…
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Students should be able to show knowledge of the set texts for study…
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Jesus’ baptism and temptation: 1:9–13
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Jairus’ daughter: 5:21–24a, 35–43
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The rejection at Nazareth: 6:1–6
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The conversation at Caesarea Philippi: 8:27–33
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The transfiguration of Jesus: 9:2–9
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Jesus’ passion prediction: 10:32–34
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The request of James and John: 10:35–45
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Bartimaeus: 10:46–52
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The entry into Jerusalem: 11:1–11
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The Last Supper: 14:12–26
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Jesus in Gethsemane: 14:32-52
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The trial before the Jewish authorities: 14:53, 57–65
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The trial before Pilate: 15:1–15
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The crucifixion and burial: 15:21–47
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The empty tomb: 16:1–8
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The significance for 21st century Christians of Jesus’ understanding…
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St Mark’s portrayal of Jesus as a teacher and miracle worker…
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Differing beliefs about the meaning of Jesus’ words and actions at…
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Differing beliefs about the significance of Jesus' death and…
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Students should be aware of the significance, importance and…
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Students should understand how varied interpretations of passages…
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Parable of the sower: 4:1–9, 14–20
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Parable of the growing seed: 4:26–29
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Parable of the mustard seed: 4:30–32
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Jesus and the children: 10:13–16
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The rich man: 10:17–27
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The greatest commandment: 12:28–34
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The man with leprosy: 1:40–45
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The call of Levi: 2:13–17
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The Greek (Syro-Phoenician) woman’s daughter: 7:24–30
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The epileptic (demon-possessed) boy: 9:14–29
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The widow at the treasury: 12:41–44
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The anointing at Bethany: 14:1–9
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The call of the first disciples: 1:16–20
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The woman with a haemorrhage: 5:24b–34
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The mission of the Twelve: 6:7–13
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The cost and rewards of discipleship: 8:34–38; 10:28–31
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Peter’s denials: 14:27–31, 66–72
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The commission and ascension: 16:14–20
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Different ways in which the Kingdom of God might be understood…
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Reasons for 1st century attitudes and those of Jesus to those…
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The significance and importance for Christians of Jesus’ attitudes to…
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Different views on the significance and importance for Jesus’…
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Different views on the nature and importance of faith as seen in…
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Differing views on the authority of Jesus’ teaching as recorded by…
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How the architecture, design and decoration of Catholic churches…
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How the lectern, altar, crucifix and tabernacle express different…
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How contrasting architecture and artefacts within a church emphasise…
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Common and divergent views within Islam in the way beliefs and…
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Students should identify and explain two teachings common to…
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Students should identify different understandings of Jesus as Prophet…
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Life after death (Akhirah), human responsibility and accountability…
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The imamate in Shi'a Islam: its role and significance
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Shahadah: declaration of faith and its place in Muslim practice
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Salah and its significance: how and why Muslims pray including times…
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Sawm: the role and significance of fasting during the month of…
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Zakah: the role and significance of giving alms including origins…
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Hajj: the role and significance of the pilgrimage to Makkah including…
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Jihad: different understandings of jihad: the meaning and…
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Students should study the beliefs
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Teachings and practices of Judaism specified below and their basis in…
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Part of the supporting material for this specification. These…
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Alternatives may be used, and questions will not be set on them
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Common and divergent views within Judaism in the way beliefs and…
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Students should identify beliefs about the Messiah as a topic on…
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The divine presence (Shekhinah)
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Beliefs about life after death, including judgement and resurrection
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The nature and role of the Messiah, including different views on the…
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Key moral principles including justice, healing the world, charity…
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The importance of the sanctity of human life, including the concept…
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The relationship between free will and the 613 mitzvot
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Mitzvot between man and God, and mitzvot between man and man…
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The design and religious features of synagogues including reading…
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Shabbat in the home and synagogue and its significance
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Worship in the home and private prayer
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The written law (Tenakh) and the oral law (Talmud), and their study…
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Rituals and their significance: ceremonies associated with birth…
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The marriage ceremony
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Mourning rituals
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Dialogue 2: Perspectives on relationships – marriage, cohabitation…
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Dialogue 3: Families and responsibilities – roles of men, women and…
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The roles and responsibilities within the family of men and women…
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Dialogue 4: Gender, equality and discrimination – equality of women…
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Key features of Catholic opposition to gender prejudice and…
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Catholic perspectives on the relationship between justice and human…
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Refugees and environmental damage. Contrasts or links: Different…
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Dialogue 3: Holy war and pacifism. Key ideas: Religion and belief as…
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The idea of Holy War. Old Testament biblical perspectives on war. The…
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And pacifism as a developing theme in Papal teaching
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Dialogue 4: Christian perspectives on terrorism and Christian…
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Including biblical perspectives. Contrasts or links: Different…
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The concept of ‘loving your neighbour’. Catholic understanding of…
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Christian and non-religious (such as atheist or humanist) in…
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Foundational Biblical teaching – the dignity of all people because…
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Catholic understanding of human rights, and their importance for…
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Catholic attitudes to freedom of religion or belief
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Different perspectives, Christian and non-religious (such as atheist…
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Catholic teaching on the responsibilities of wealth, duty of…
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Catholic teaching about wealth creation, including exploitation of…
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Catholic attitudes to wealth, including the wealth of the Church
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Catholic teaching about the Christian duty to take action against…
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Christian views about, of and actions on, poverty, including issues…
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Christian action against poverty, and the causes of poverty, as an…
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Christian teaching against racial prejudice and discrimination and…
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Christian teaching about the ideals of equality and justice
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Christian attitudes towards prejudice and discrimination within…
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How Christianity actively promotes tolerance and racial equality and…
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Biblical and contemporary Catholic perspectives on terrorism as a…
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Catholic views on the use of torture
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Catholic views about radicalisation and martyrdom
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Catholic perspectives on conflict resolution and peacemaking…
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Different perspectives, Christian and non-religious (such as atheist…
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The work of two Christian organisations active in conflict resolution…
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