AQA · 8062

Religious Studies A GCSE

The beliefs, teachings and practices of two religions, plus four thematic studies in religious, philosophical and ethical questions.

Specification points

8

0 with marked evidence

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Average paper standing

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How it is assessed

  • Paper 1The study of religions: beliefs, teachings and practices, 1h 45m (50%).
  • Paper 2Thematic studies, 1h 45m (50%).
Awarding body specification

Exam-style practice papers

Religious Studies practice paper: beliefs and ethical themes

Exam-style questions on beliefs, practices and ethical argument, with marked explanations.

Papers 1 and 27 questions39 marks30 min guideNo timer

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Paper 1

  • Paper 1Christian beliefs and teachingsNot started

    Explain the nature of God, creation, the afterlife, Jesus and salvation, with reference to sources of authority.

  • Paper 1Christian practicesNot started

    Explain worship, sacraments, pilgrimage, festivals and the role of the Church locally and worldwide.

  • Paper 1A second religionNot started

    Explain the beliefs, teachings and practices of a second studied religion, including its diversity.

Paper 2

  • Theme ARelationships and familiesNot started

    Discuss marriage, family, gender equality and contrasting religious and non-religious views.

  • Theme BReligion and lifeNot started

    Discuss origins of the universe and life, stewardship, animal use and questions of abortion and euthanasia.

  • Theme DPeace and conflictNot started

    Discuss violence, just war, holy war, pacifism, terrorism and responses to victims of war.

  • Theme ECrime and punishmentNot started

    Discuss causes of crime, aims of punishment, forgiveness and the death penalty.

Both papers

  • SkillsEvaluation and argumentNot started

    Build reasoned arguments with religious teaching, contrasting views and a justified conclusion.

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