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KS3 Religious Studies

Worldviews — Religious and Non-Religious

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Atheism and Agnosticism10
Humanism10
Secular Ethics10
Why People Hold Different Worldviews10
What Is a Worldview?9

Key facts

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An agnostic says one cannot be certain whether God exists.

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Humanism centres on human reason and human welfare.

3

Jeremy Bentham founded utilitarianism (late 18th / early 19th century).

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Everyone has a worldview, whether they realise it or not.

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A society with many worldviews is called diverse.

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One might be agnostic because the question of God's existence seems too hard to answer with certainty.

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Humanism is a non-religious life stance.

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Deontology is following moral duties strictly, regardless of consequences.

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A worldview is sometimes called a "life stance".

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Diversity (or pluralism) is the attitude that welcomes different worldviews.

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1Atheism and Agnosticism

What is atheism?

  • Belief in many gods or spirits
  • Belief no god exists
  • Belief that God cannot be known
  • Uncertainty about whether God exists
2Humanism

What is humanism?

  • Belief in one God and human dignity
  • Branch of liberal Christianity
  • Non-religious life stance
  • Philosophical defence of sacred texts
3Secular Ethics

What is secular ethics?

  • Ethics approved by a church authority
  • Ethics based on natural law theology
  • Ethics derived from scripture
  • Ethics without religion
4What Is a Worldview?

What is a worldview?

  • a religious text for guidance
  • a scientific method for nature
  • a shared cultural tradition
  • How someone sees the world
5Why People Hold Different Worldviews

Does upbringing affect worldview?

  • No — worldview is innate
  • Only in adulthood
  • Only in religious families
  • Yes — strongly
6Atheism and Agnosticism

What is agnosticism?

  • Accepting all religions as equally true
  • Believing that God definitely does not exist
  • Choosing not to follow any religion
  • Not knowing if God exists

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