Revision notes.

Try this with Religion and Life

1. Close your notes and write the main idea in two sentences from memory.
2. Reopen the source and correct the first mistake or omission you find.
3. Add one example and one question to test whether you can apply the idea.

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Topics in the resource inventory

• Social factors and how people interact with religion
• How one belief, teaching, ritual or practice developed over time
• How a religion uses a structure or process to address important issues
• Differing ways religion is viewed in society
• The significance of a religious event or issue from the past
• The nature of a current issue generating tension and conflict
• How and why a religion responds to tension and conflict
• A significant religious person: life, context and religion
• The concept of freedom from a religious perspective
• Beliefs, teachings, rituals and practices that help the search for freedom
• How and why a religion develops and expresses its beliefs
• Religion in the public life of Australia or another nation
• A religion and an issue within a particular historical context
• A current issue for a religion and how the religion interacts with it
• Core course vocabulary: religion, context, interplay, meaning, freedom
• Origin, purpose and context of sources
• Reliability, usefulness and contestability of sources
• Reading religion data: tables, graphs, indices and survey results
• Religious inquiry: questions, research plans and ethical scholarship
• Critically evaluating a proposition: the Religion and Life essay