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GCSE Religious Studies (AQA): Theme E - Religion, Crime and Punishment

Everything you need for Theme E – Religion, Crime and Punishment – for your AQA GCSE Religious Studies exam.

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A dramatic, close-up photograph of a single hand, weathered by life, reaching towards a small, scattered pile of old, tarnished coins on a dark, rough surface. A single ray of light dramatically illuminates the coins and part of the hand, casting deep, moral shadows across the rest of the scene, suggesting temptation and difficult choices.

GCSE RS: Religion, crime and the causes of crime

This deck covers the full AQA specification for 'Religion, crime and the causes of crime'. It explores Christian teachings on good and evil, the reasons for crime such as poverty, greed, and addiction, and religious views on different types of crime including hate crimes, theft, and murder. It includes key quotes and prompts for comparison with a second religion.

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A person diligently painting over colorful graffiti on a weathered brick wall in a sun-drenched urban setting. The image captures the act of transformation and renewal, with a focus on making amends and rebuilding, bathed in warm, hopeful natural light. The scene conveys a sense of positive change and redemption.

GCSE RS: Religion and punishment

This deck covers the full AQA specification for 'Religion and punishment'. It explores the three aims of punishment (retribution, deterrence, reformation), different methods of treating criminals like prison and community service, and the concept of forgiveness. It also covers Christian teachings and ethical arguments (utility and sanctity of life) concerning the death penalty. It includes key quotes and prompts for comparison with a second religion.

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