Learning OutcomesThe main aim is to explore the possibilities of thinking for ourselves on deep matters of human importance, in the context of religious traditions that can be helpful but can also be authoritarian. (AT1) By the end of this unit students should have a knowledge and understanding of: • The concepts of truth, goodness, evil, and sin • Doctrines of the consequences of behaviour (reward, punishment) • Religious teachings about human status value, relationships and ethical behaviour Religious claims for authority and power (AT2) By the end of these lessons students should be able to reflect upon and evaluate: • How their own concerns can be explored in story form. • Ethics, the consequences of actions. • Personal relationships. • Personal qualities and personal authority • Decision-making skills and making responsible choices | 
