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In the Christian community there are many forms of charity, these include given money to homeless people or giving money or food and water to charities.
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Did the church help or hinder medical progress in the middle ages?
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La Sagrada Familia
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Describe in detail what is meant by the ‘Middle Way’.
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Most Recent Religious Studies (Philosophy & Ethics) Essays

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Cultural Diary
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The Gurdwara
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Ramadan
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Religious Studies (Philosophy & Ethics) Explored

About GCSE Religious Studies and Philosophy

Whether you call it Religious Education, Comparative Religion (with, or without, Philosophy) this basically means looking at religious ideas from around the world.


Philosophers also get to ponder those "why are we here?" questions.

GCSE Religious Studies: What Will I Study?

Students write essays on the major religions - what people believe and how they show this in their lifestyles.


Coursework is often set to look at how believers consider controversial issues, for example abortion and euthanasia. Philosophy essays cover the ideas of great thinkers and big questions such as attempts to prove the existence of God.

GCSE Religious Studies What Can I Study Next?

If you enjoy this subject you may also be interested in Sociology or Philosophy at A level, or how about an Anthropology degree at university? Browsing our essay categories can give you a taste of what other subjects are like.

More about GCSE Religious Studies and Philosophy

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"Good, clear introduction with relevant information. You have retold the story nicely and all the needed details are included - however I'm not too sure whether you actually needed to retell it. Many good points are made, regarding how people nowadays view the holiday, and whether they actually think of it as religious. Maybe including some facts and figures would have made the writing a bit more persuasive. TSR User: boosh_slayer"
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"Good attempt at outlining what Christmas means to Christians. You have written the basic information about Christian beliefs, which is probably all you need for the exam. It is a little on the short side, so you could have developed some of your points. To make this writing a bit more interesting, you could include your opinion on what Christmas means, and use statistics to actually find out whether Christians nowadays do see it as a holy festival. TSR User: boosh_slayer"
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"A short piece of work which outlines some of the main reasons for and against abortion. You have balanced the argument well, and your writing is in no way bias. Figures and statistics could have been used to back up some of your arguments, and to show that you have an understanding of the topic. Also, including your personal opinion at the end of the piece would have been good. Overall, this is a good piece of work, but it could have been extended. TSR User: boosh_slayer"
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"A fairly good piece of writing, which shows the beliefs of both the Catholic Church and the Church of England on abortion. Quotes have been used to back up the points made, and you have tried to analyse these quotes too. Possibly including your own view about the topic would have been appropriate at the end. This piece of writing is fairly short, however it does tell you all you need to know about the beliefs of the two religious groups. TSR User: boosh_slayer"
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"A good piece of writing, which outlines the beliefs of many different religious groups. You have also explained why the different religions feel this way about the topic. Your conclusion is very good, and it shows that you have a mature and reasonable opinion on this topic. A better introduction could have been included also. Proof-read your work as there are some spelling errors. TSR User: boosh_slayer"
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