This course uses the ‘Big Six’ world religions (the six most popular religions in the world today) to build understanding of religious belief and practice in contemporary Britain. We will also use each religion to understand world geography as we see the spread of each religion from its birthplace to the UK and world history from the time of Abraham (Ibraheem), the Hijrah, the reign of Asoka in India and the life of Guru Nanak amongst other massive world history events. 

World Religions

Judaism

Christianity

Islam

Hinduism

Buddhism

Sikhism

Worksheets

Christmas is almost here so we'll take a look at the importance of the Winter Solstice, not just for Christians but for religions ancient and modern.

Big Ideas - The Winter Solstice 

Albert Camus is another existentialist philosopher. Famous for his dour outlook on life and death, we reveal the hope behind the swagger.

Philosophy - Albert Camus

Near Death Experiences are famous - we've all heard of white light and tunnels. But is there any truth in claims of life after death?

Big Ideas - Near Death Experiences

Jesus is a pretty famous guy, but in this webinar we will look at him not as a religious figure but as a philosopher. 

Philosophy - Jesus

Pilgrimage is a cornerstone of religious practice from Lourdes to the Ganges. We will look at the places people go, how they get there and what they do when they arrive. 

Big Ideas - Pilgrimage

John-Paul Satre is one of the most influential 20th Century philosophers. We will investigate his views on life and his particular brand of existentialism. 

Philosophy - Jean-Paul Satre

Is telling the truth always the best policy? Why is the devil called the Father of Lies? We'll look at some philosophical views on honesty.

Big Ideas - Truth and Lies

Aristotle is the third of the great Athenian philosophers, following Socrates and Plato. We will see how his views differ from his predecessors.