Chapter 1: Framing Religious Education: Worldviews

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Religious Studies

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Worldview
How one perceives and interprets the world and life experiences.
How one perceives and interprets the world and life experiences.
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Beliefs
Ideas and convictions that people hold to be true.
Ideas and convictions that people hold to be true.
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Spiritual
Indicates a sense of relatedness to something bigger than the self.
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Sacred texts
Texts which religious traditions consider to be foundational or central to the practice of their beliefs.
Texts which religious traditions consider to be foundational or central to the practice of their beliefs.
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Rituals
Traditions, habits and actions that are repeated in a family, community or society.
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Faith
The unquestioning belief in something that does not need to be proved.
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Major world religions
Refers to Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam.
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Monotheism
The belief in one God.
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Polytheism
The belief in many gods.
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Secularism
The belief that religion should have no direct influence on society or public life.
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Humanism
The belief that human existence is the only source of knowledge and moral code to live by.
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Atheism
The denial of the existence of God.
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Agnosticism
The belief that humans cannot know whether God exists or not.