1. Starter for 5! 1.Which quote shows Christians Jesus was involved in the creation of the world? 2. Give two Christian beliefs about heaven. 3. Give two Christian beliefs about hell. 4. Which aim of punishment means to keep society safe? 5. Give one reason imprisonment is not a good type of punishment.

2. Starter for 5! 1.Which quote shows Christians Jesus was involved in the creation of the world? ‘In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God. 2. Give two Christian beliefs about heaven. It is a place of reward for faith and good actions, being in the presence of God, eternal peace and happiness. 3. Give two Christian beliefs about hell. It is a place of eternal suffering, eternal separation from God, could be a physical place or a state of mind. 4. Which aim of punishment means to keep society safe? Protection 5. Give one reason imprisonment is not a good type of punishment. Prisoners often re-offend, they are expensive to run.

3. Exam Question – The Afterlife Learning Objective: Explain two Christian teachings about judgement. Refer to scripture or sacred writings in your answer. (5 marks) I can recap Christian beliefs about judgement I can practice the exam technique of Bugging the question I can apply Christian teachings on judgement to an exam question.

4. Exam Question Explain two Christian teachings about judgement. Refer to scripture or sacred writings in your answer. (5 marks) Remember to BUG the question! Box the Command Words Underline the Keywords Glance back to the question

5. Plan your answer! Explain two Christian teachings about judgement. Refer to scripture or sacred writings in your answer. (5 marks)

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7. Phrases to Steal One Christian teaching about judgement is… This is demonstrated by… Furthermore… In addition, another teaching is… This means that…

8. A Sample Answer One Christian teaching about judgement is that you need to believe in Jesus and follow his teachings in order to be able to enter heaven, this is how God will judge you. This is demonstrated through the Parable of the Sheep and the Goats. In the Parable, those who have helped the poor, sick and visited people in prison will be allowed to enter heaven as by doing this they have also shown their love for Jesus, they are the sheep in the story. The goats are those who have not followed Jesus’ teachings on helping the poor and will be separated from God in hell. God therefore judges us on our actions and faith in Jesus. Another Christian teaching is that God will judge us and depending on our judgement will send us either to heaven or hell. If we are sent to heaven this means that we will have eternal life with God in a place of peace and happiness. If we are sent to hell this means we will be eternally separated from God, and some would argue we will live in eternal suffering.

10. Peer Assessment Be Kind: The most successful thing about your work was… It was especially good when you… Be specific: In the first paragraph/line/sentence I think ____________ could include more detail/was difficult to undertstand/ could be changed to… Be helpful: To improve your work try…. Think about adding…