Unit 4
This unit focuses on the interaction over time of religious traditions and religious denominations and the societies of which they are a part. For a large part of human history religion has been drawn on as a truth narrative, offering a means for finding answers to the big questions of life. Religious traditions and religious denominations are in a dynamic process of engagement and negotiation with members individually and collectively, as well as with other key institutions in wider society associated with power, authority and credibility. Religious traditions and religious denominations are living institutions that interact with society and can likewise be influenced by society. They can stimulate and support society, acting as levers for change themselves and embracing or resisting forces for change within society.
4.1
What is Catholic Social Teaching
History of early Christianity
The Crusades - Pilgrimage or Holy War?
Islam, the Quran, and the Five Pillarsof early Christianity
The Renaissance: Was it a Thing?
4.1 & 4.2
Unit 4 Comparison of Challenges
Unit 4 Introduction
Unit 4: Focus on Challenges
4.2 Form for Challenge to a Religion
4.1 Form for Challenge to a Religion
4.1 & 4.2 2017 Study Design
Challenges to a Religion involving Social Structure
4.1 Challenge to Christianity
Challenge of Covid to Christian Churches
Challenge of Covid to Judaism
Women in Judaism
Women in Islam
Women in Christianity
Islamic Perspective of Women Throughout Time
Science and Religion
Challenge to Religion: Galileo
Challenge to Religion: The Enlightenment
Challenges to Islam
Challenge to a Religion: Darwin
Challenge to a Religion: Luther
Challenge to a Religion: Human Traficking
Challenge to a Religion: Arianism
Challenge to a Religion: Decree on Religious Freedom