RE at key stage 3 (Year 7)
Unit 7B: What does justice mean to Christians?
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Section 1: What did Jesus teach on justice?
Children should learn:
- about Jesus' teachings on justice
- about the Christian belief that justice is important to God
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Section 2: What do Christians today learn about justice from St Paul?
Children should learn:
- about the life and teaching of St Paul from the New Testament
- about some of St Paul's teachings on topics associated with values and justice
- that there are links between the teachings of Jesus and Paul about justice
- that Christians today are influenced by the teachings of Jesus and Paul
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Section 3: How do Christian leaders show justice today?
Children should learn:
- about two Christian leaders from the contemporary world who have worked for justice,
eg Martin Luther King, Mother Teresa of Calcutta (see 'Points to note' for further examples)
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Section 4: Why do some people give their lives for others?
Children should learn:
- about some of the ways in which the values of justice and fairness are expressed in Christianity, and in their own experience
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Section 5: What does justice mean to Christians in practice?
Children should learn:
- about some of the ways in which Christians use the example and writings of St Paul and other Christian leaders today, particularly for inspiration and challenge
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