GCSE RS B - Philosophy and/or Applied Ethics	GCSE RS A - Religious Beliefs and Lifestyles	GCSE RS B	GCSE Religious Studies
Philosophy 1	Unit 2: Christian Ethics	Unit 1 - Religion and Life Issues	Units 1-7 - Religion and Life
Belief about deity	The Right to Life	Relationships	Believing in God
Religious and spiritual experience	Abortion	Issues of love, marriage and divorce	Matters of Life and Death
The end of life	Euthanasia	Is it Fair?	Marriage and the Family
Philosophy 2	The Use of Medical Technology	Issues of justice and equality	Religion and Community Cohesion
Good and evil	Fertility Treatments	Looking for Meaning	Unit 8 - Religion and Society
Religion, reason and revelation	Gene Therapy and Genetic Engineering	Issues about God, life and death	Rights and responsibilities
Religion and science	Cloning	Our World	Environmental issues
Ethics 1	Personal Responsibility	Exploring creation and our place in the world	Medical issues
Religion and human relationships	Sexual Relationships	Unit 2 - Religion and Human Experience	Peace and conflict
Religion and medical ethics	Drugs	Religion and Conflict	Crime and punishment
Religion, poverty and wealth	Social Responsibility	Issues of peace, forgiveness and conflict
Ethics 2	Marriage	Religion and Medicine
Religion, peace and justice	Prejudice and Discrimination	Issues of medical ethics and the sanctity of life
Religion and equality	Global Concerns	Religious Expression
Religion and the media	The environment	Issues of expressing one's faith
	World Poverty	Authority—Religion & State
	Conflict	Issues of law and order in religion and society
	War and Peace
	Crime and Punishment
	RS B - Ethics, Philosophy and Religion in Society
	Unit 2: Religion and Life Issues
	Religion and Animal Rights
	Religion and Planet Earth
	Religion and Prejudice
	Religion and Early Life
	Religion, War and Peace
	Religion and Young People
	Unit 3: Religion and Morality
	Religious Attitudes to Matters of Life (Medical Ethics)
	Religious Attitudes to the Elderly and Death
	Religious Attitudes to Drug Abuse
	Religious Attitudes to Crime and Punishment
	Religious Attitudes to Rich and Poor in British Society
	Religious Attitudes to World Poverty

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