Exploration CORE/ ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE- CHRISTIANITY

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Exploration CORE/ ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE- CHRISTIANITY BTS Beliefs about God- Father, Creator, Shepherd, Rock Central stories/ teachings of Jesus- love, faith, forgiveness Importance and use of the Bible PAND W Central celebrations- Christmas, Easter, Harvest Church activities, role in Community Forms of prayer and worship

Christianity- Exploration FoE Key symbols- cross, crucifix, candles, bread and wine Use of music, creative story telling, silence and contemplation IDB Beliefs about the value of human beings Belonging in the faith- family and home life, church and community life

CHRISTIANITY MPT Characteristics of God and humanity Creation, environment and stewardship V and C Key teachings about love, faith, and forgiveness In action- projects in local, wider and global community

CHRISTIANITY- CONNECTIONS In depth enquiry which Illustrates connections between beliefs and practices eg the key beliefs, ideas which underpin ceremonies connected with birth, growing up, partnership and saying goodbye Connecting key themes eg worship with varied forms of expression- music, stillness, art, drama

Christianity- Connections Impact of Christianity through local, wider and global community activities- Connections between beliefs and lifestyles- eg monastic, working alongside the poor, working for peace and justice Connections between beliefs and moral choices/dilemmas Understanding similarities and differences in Christianity in terms of beliefs, practices, forms of expression

CHRISTIANITY- APPLICATION Applying key beliefs- love, forgiveness, justice, stewardship, good and evil, wealth and poverty suffering Analysing the impact of Christianity locally, nationally( is it right to camp outside St Pauls cathedral?) globally( prosperity gospel, liberation theology) Reasoning- ideas about God, the purpose and nature of human beings Applying key teachings to human relationships and sexuality Applying beliefs to forms of expression- theology in Art, design, ritual, dance and music Understanding and applying the concept of authority- interpretations of sacred texts, liberal and fundamental perspectives

Christianity- Application Portrayal of Christianity in a range of media- soaps, films, news and documentaries, song lyrics- fair, accurate? Conflict and collaboration- inter faith dialogue, working for peace and justice, justifying war and aggression Impact- what difference does Christianity make in local, national and global contexts?