Year 7 PRE Revision Guide 1 Basic information… Your exam will be 1 hour long. You must do the entire assessment. You must read the instructions. You will be examined on everything you have done in year 7. You must revise the following topics studied in year 7: a) Symbols b) The start of religion c) Good teachers d) Jesus e) Places of worship f) Homes g) Who am I h) Faith and religion i) God j) Life k) The universe l) Right vs. wrong m) Golden Rule n) Moral dilemmas o) Love, justice and forgiveness You must time yourself so that you have enough time to complete the whole paper. Useful resources 1. www.re-xs.ucsm.ac.uk 2. www.bbc.co.uk/religion 4. www.wikipedia.co.uk 5. www.bbc.co.uk 2 What I need to revise…. 1. Expressions of faith What is Philosophy and ethics? Why do we study it? How do religions start? 6 major world faiths – who started it, when did they start it, where did they start it How did religions develop? What makes a good teacher? Examples of good teachers – Guru Nanak and the Buddha Example of a good teacher - What do non-Christians think about Jesus? What do Hindus, Jews, Muslims and Buddhists think of Jesus? Students will understand that Jesus does not belong just to Christianity Places of worship What is a place of worship? What general features do we find in a place of worship? The Synagogue and Mosque Places of worship How are places of worship similar and different? The Roman Catholic Church and the Gurdwara Religious people’s homes – what will you find? The Mezuzah A Shrine Holy Books e.g. the Quran How are symbols used in religion? Religious symbols and art 2. Beliefs and teachings What is a person? What is dualism? What is physicalism? What makes people unique? What do I belong to? What contributes to me as a person? (family, nationality, teams, age group, religion, work, friends) How does family give me a sense of belonging? What do the Eastern and West religions teach about human life? e.g. humans created in his own image, karma What does science believe about the creation of the world? What do Christianity, Judaism and Hinduism teach about creation? Scientific views of the end of the world – big freeze, big rip and big crunch The Western view of the Messiah The Hindu concept of the Trimurti 3 What is faith? What is belief? What is religion? What are the seven dimensions of religion (Ninian Smart – beliefs, rules, feelings, social, material, What do different people believe about God? What do the terms omniscient, omnipotent, immaterial, infinite, omnipresent and benevolent What do you think about God? What do the six major world faiths believe about God? 3. Ethics and values What is our conscience? How do we know if something is good or bad? Religious views of the conscience What do we mean by good? What do religions think we mean by good? What do Sikhs, Muslims, Christians and Buddhists teach about key ethical issues? What is a moral dilemma? What factors need to be taken into account when solving a moral dilemma? What is the Golden Rule? How do different religions interpret the Golden Rule? What are the 10 Commandments? How can they solve moral dilemmas? What does love justice and forgiveness mean? What do the Western faiths teach about love? How did Elizabeth Fry, Gandhi and Bhimrao Ambedkar fight for justice? Should people forgive? Look at the stories of Stephen Lawrence and 9/11. 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