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Religion All Christianity Islam Judaism Buddhism Hinduism Sikhism Paper All papers Component 1A · Christianity Component 1B · Islam Component 1C · Judaism Component 1D · Buddhism Component 1E · Hinduism Component 1F · Sikhism Component 2 · Philosophy of Religion Component 3 · Religion and Ethics AS Component 1A · Christianity AS Component 1B · Islam AS Component 1C · Judaism AS Component 1D · Buddhism AS Component 1E · Hinduism AS Component 1F · Sikhism AS Component 2 · Philosophy of Religion AS Component 3 · Religion and Ethics Sort Newest first Oldest first Spec order Most marks Fewest marks
1 Q1(a)
June 2025 · Component 1A
20 marks 3A Attitudes towards wealth
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2 Q1(b)
June 2025 · Component 1A
30 marks 3A Attitudes towards wealth
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3 Q2(a)
June 2025 · Component 1A
20 marks 3C Feminist theology and the roles of men and women
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4 Q2(b)
June 2025 · Component 1A
30 marks 3C Feminist theology and the roles of men and women
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5 Q3(a)
June 2025 · Component 1A
20 marks 2F Christian moral principles
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6 Q3(b)
June 2025 · Component 1A
30 marks 2F Christian moral principles
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7 Q4(a)
June 2025 · Component 1A
20 marks 4A Baptism
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8 Q4(b)
June 2025 · Component 1A
30 marks 4A Baptism
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9 Q5(a)
June 2025 · Component 1A
20 marks 4F Liberation theology
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10 Q5(b)
June 2025 · Component 1A
30 marks 4F Liberation theology
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11 Q1(a)
June 2025 · Component 1B
20 marks 3D Muslim family life
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12 Q1(b)
June 2025 · Component 1B
30 marks 3D Muslim family life
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13 Q2(a)
June 2025 · Component 1B
20 marks 3E Muslims in Britain
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14 Q2(b)
June 2025 · Component 1B
30 marks 3E Muslims in Britain
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15 Q3(a)
June 2025 · Component 1B
20 marks 4D Diversity within Islam
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16 Q3(b)
June 2025 · Component 1B
30 marks 4D Diversity within Islam
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17 Q4(a)
June 2025 · Component 1B
20 marks 1A Muhammad in Makkah
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18 Q4(b)
June 2025 · Component 1B
30 marks 1A Muhammad in Makkah
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19 Q5(a)
June 2025 · Component 1B
20 marks 1D Sources of shari’a
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20 Q5(b)
June 2025 · Component 1B
30 marks 1D Sources of shari’a
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Every topic: 1A Jesus – his birth 1B Jesus – his resurrection 1C The Bible in daily life 1D The Bible: canon and inspiration 1E The early church in Acts 1F Two views of Jesus 2A The nature of God in Christianity 2B The Trinity 2C The Atonement 2D Faith and works 2E The community of believers 2F Christian moral principles 3A Attitudes towards wealth 3B Migration and Christianity in the UK 3C Feminist theology and the roles of men and women 3D Christianity and secularisation 3E Christianity and science 3F Pluralism and diversity within Christianity 4A Baptism 4B The Eucharist 4C Christmas and Easter 4D The Ecumenical Movement 4E The Charismatic Movement 4F Liberation theology 1A Muhammad in Makkah 1B The Hijrah and Muhammad in Madinah 1C The Qur’an as a source of wisdom and authority 1D Sources of shari’a 1E The role of shari’a 1F Muslim understandings of jihad 2A Tawhid and shahadah 2B Prophets and risalah 2C Angels and the Day of Judgement 2D Salah (prayer) 2E Zakah and Hajj 2F The five categories of ethical action 3A An Islamic state and secularisation 3B Islam and science 3D Muslim family life 3E Muslims in Britain 3F Western perceptions of Islam 4A The masjid (mosque) 4B Festivals and Muslim identity 4C Ramadan and Id-ul-Fitr 4D Diversity within Islam 4E Islam and change: Sufism 4F Crime and punishment 1A Abraham and the covenant of circumcision 1B Moses and the covenant of law 1C The Torah as a source of authority 1D The Talmud 1E Midrash: Halakhah and Aggadah 1F Rashi and Maimonides 2A The nature of God in Judaism 2B God, humanity and the purpose of life 2C Judgement, the Messiah and the afterlife 2D Diversity of views on mitzvot 2E Tefillah (prayer) and tzedakah (charity) 2F The Ten Sayings (Ten Commandments) 3B Judaism and science 3C Reform Judaism and pluralism 3D Jewish family life and gender equality 3E Jews in Britain 3F Holocaust theology 4A Jewish practices and identity 4B Festivals and Jewish identity 4C Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur 4D Hasidic Judaism 4E Kabbalah 4F Embryo research 1A The birth of the Buddha and the Four Sights 1B The Awakening of the Buddha 1C Buddhist texts in daily life 1D The Pali Canon 1E Two Mahayana texts 1F Contemporary Buddhist teachers 2A The three lakshanas 2B Pratityasamutpada, karma and rebirth 2C Arhat and bodhisattva 2D The Four Noble Truths 2E The Eightfold Path 2F The dasa sila (ten precepts) 3A Buddhism in Japan 3B Buddhism and science 3C Buddhism and secularisation 3D Buddhism, pluralism and diversity 3E Buddhism in Britain 3F Men, women and feminism in Buddhism 4A Going for refuge 4B Meditation 4C Dana (giving) and punya (merit) 4D Tibetan Buddhism: mudra, mandala and mantra 4E Buddhism and change: the Mindfulness Movement 4F Socially Engaged Buddhism 1A The origins of Hinduism 1B Krishna and Arjuna 1C Hindu texts in daily life 1D The Upanishads 1E Gandhi and Ramakrishna 1F Shri Paramahamsa Ramakrishna 2A Hindu teachings on self, death and afterlife 2B Trimurti 2C Karma and reincarnation 2D Varnashramadharma 2E The status of the Dalits 2F Ahimsa 3A ISKCON 3B Hinduism, secularisation and science 3C Hindu liberationist thinking 3D Diversity and pluralism in Hinduism 3E Hindus in Britain 3F Men and women in Hinduism 4A Hindu practices and identity 4B Festivals and Hindu identity 4C Durga Puja 4D Bhakti movement 4E Hinduism and change: Samkhya and Advaita Vedanta 4F Hindu bioethics 1A Guru Nanak 1B Guru Gobind Singh 1C The Guru Granth Sahib 1D The Mul Mantra and the Japji 1E Guru Arjan 1F Maharaja Ranjit Singh and the Sikh empire 2A Sikh teachings on self, death and afterlife 2B The soul 2C Karma, rebirth and mukti 2D Sewa and Sikh moral principles 2E Kirat Karo and Vand Chhako 2F Sant Sipahi and Dharam Yudh 3A Khalistan 3B Men and women in Sikhism 3C Diversity and pluralism in Sikhism 3D Sikhism, science and secularisation 3E Sikhs in Britain 4A The gurdwara 4B Diwali 4C Vaisakhi 4E Sikhism and change: the names of God 4F Bioethics: infertility 1A The cosmological argument 1B The teleological argument 1C Challenges to inductive arguments 1D The ontological argument: origins 1E The ontological argument: developments 1F Challenges to the ontological argument 2A The problem of evil and suffering 2B Augustinian theodicy 2C Irenaean theodicy 2D Freud on religious belief 2E Jung on religious belief 2F Rejecting religion: atheism 3A Religious experience 3B Mystical experience 3C Challenges to religious experience 3D Religious experience, practice and faith 3E Miracles 3F Hume and Swinburne on miracles 4A Problems of religious language 4B Verification and falsification 4C Religious language as analogy 4D Religious language as symbol 4E Religious language as myth 4F Religious language as a language game 1A Divine Command Theory 1B Virtue Theory 1C Ethical Egoism 1D Naturalism 1E Intuitionism 1F Emotivism 2A Aquinas’ Natural Law: laws and precepts 2B Aquinas’ Natural Law: virtues and goods 2C Aquinas’ Natural Law applied 2D Finnis’ Natural Law 2E Proportionalism 2F Finnis and Proportionalism applied 3A Situation Ethics: agape 3B Situation Ethics: its principles 3C Situation Ethics applied 3D Bentham’s Act Utilitarianism 3E Mill’s Rule Utilitarianism 3F Utilitarianism applied 4A Predestination 4B Determinism 4C Implications of predestination and determinism 4D Free will 4E Libertarianism 4F Implications of libertarianism and free will Questions, mark schemes and examiner’s reports are © WJEC Eduqas, from their published past papers. 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