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• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Christianity: the Trinity (Father, Son and Holy Spirit)55Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Islam: the six articles of faith (Sunni) and five roots of Usul ad-Din (Shi'a)54Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Christianity: the crucifixion, resurrection and ascension of Jesus50Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Christianity: creation and the role of God as creator40Q→
• Issues of Peace and Conflict: weapons of mass destruction — nuclear weapons and religious views40Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Islam: angels (Malaikah) and their role40Q→
• Issues of Human Rights: poverty and wealth — religious attitudes to wealth, charity and helping the poor40Q→
• 📝Issues of Life and Death: origins of the universe — religious (including Genesis) and scientific views (Big Bang, evolution)40Q→
• 📝Issues of Life and Death: abortion — religious and non-religious views, ethical arguments40Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Christianity: the Incarnation and the nature of Jesus Christ40Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Islam: eschatology — the afterlife (Akhirah), resurrection, judgement, heaven (Jannah) and hell (Jahannam)40Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Christianity: the nature of God (omnipotent, omniscient, omnibenevolent, just)40Q→
• 📝Practices in Christianity: persecution, suffering and the Church — responses to persecution40Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Christianity: sin, salvation and atonement40Q→
• 📝Issues of Good and Evil: capital punishment — religious and non-religious views40Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Islam: holy books — the Qur'an, the Torah, the Psalms, the Gospel40Q→
• 📝Practices in Christianity: prayer — the Lord's Prayer and different types of prayer40Q→
• 📝Issues of Relationships: divorce and remarriage — religious and non-religious views40Q→
• Issues of Human Rights: social justice — inequality, prejudice and discrimination (race, gender, disability)40Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Christianity: eschatology — afterlife, judgement, heaven and hell40Q→
• 📝Issues of Good and Evil: the causes of crime and religious attitudes towards criminals and punishment40Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Islam: the nature of Allah (Tawhid, attributes of Allah)40Q→
• 📝Issues of Human Rights: human rights — their nature, importance and religious perspectives40Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Buddhism: the Three Marks of Existence — anicca, dukkha, anatta33Q→
• 📝Practices in Judaism: pilgrimage and the importance of Jerusalem33Q→
• 📝Practices in Sikhism: the Five Ks (Panj Kakars) and their significance20Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Buddhism: karma, samsara and rebirth20Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Hinduism: the four aims of life (Purusharthas) — dharma, artha, kama, moksha20Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Hinduism: moksha — its meaning, importance and paths to achieve it20Q→
• 📝Practices in Buddhism: the Five Precepts and ethical living20Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Judaism: the Covenant — covenant with Abraham and Moses, its meaning and significance20Q→
• 📝Practices in Buddhism: pilgrimage — sites in India and Nepal associated with the Buddha20Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Buddhism: nirvana — its nature and importance20Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Hinduism: the four stages of life (Ashramas)20Q→
• Issues of Peace and Conflict: the nature of peace and war — just war theory, pacifism20Q→
• 📝Issues of Relationships: beliefs about marriage — purposes, ceremonies and different types20Q→
• 📝Issues of Relationships: the roles of men and women in families and religious communities — gender equality20Q→
• 📝Practices in Islam: the Five Pillars (Sunni) — Shahadah, Salah, Zakah, Sawm, Hajj20Q→
• 📝Practices in Islam: Sawm — fasting during Ramadan, exceptions and purpose20Q→
• 📝Practices in Islam: Salah — the nature and importance of prayer, Friday prayers, prayers in the home20Q→
• Issues of Peace and Conflict: terrorism — causes, religious responses and condemnation20Q→
• 📝Practices in Christianity: forms of worship (liturgical, non-liturgical, informal, private prayer)20Q→
• 📝Practices in Islam: Jihad — greater and lesser jihad20Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Islam: prophethood (Risalah) — the importance of the prophets including Ibrahim and Muhammad20Q→
• 📝Issues of Human Rights: religious freedom and the right to practise religion20Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Islam: predestination (Al-Qadr) and human freedom20Q→
• 📝Issues of Good and Evil: forgiveness and reconciliation — religious and non-religious perspectives20Q→
• 📝Practices in Islam: the Ten Obligatory Acts (Shi'a) including Salah, Sawm, Zakah, Khums, Hajj20Q→
• 📝Issues of Relationships: the nature and purpose of families — different family types and religious views20Q→
• Issues of Peace and Conflict: peace-making and reconciliation — the role of religion in conflict resolution20Q→
• 📝Issues of Relationships: sexual relationships — religious and non-religious views on sex before marriage, cohabitation and homosexuality20Q→
• 📝Practices in Christianity: the role and importance of the church in the local community20Q→
• 📝Issues of Good and Evil: the problem of evil and suffering — types of evil, theodicies, religious responses20Q→
• 📝Practices in Islam: celebrations and commemorations — Id-ul-Adha and Id-ul-Fitr, Ashura20Q→
• 📝Practices in Islam: Hajj — the pilgrimage to Makkah, its practices and significance20Q→
• 📝Issues of Life and Death: euthanasia — religious and non-religious views, ethical arguments20Q→
• 📝Practices in Christianity: mission, evangelism and the worldwide Church20Q→
• 📝Issues of Good and Evil: the nature of good and evil — religious and non-religious understandings20Q→
• 📝Practices in Islam: Zakah and Khums — charitable giving and its significance20Q→
• 📝Beliefs and teachings in Christianity: the role of the Holy Spirit and the gifts of the Spirit20Q→

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