why are so many people doing religious studies for GCSE?
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its kind of wierd seeing that the magority of people say they are athiest. is it compulsary or like all the schoold in england made RE compulsary besides my school
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Hahahah because you study rs doesn’t mean you’re not an atheist. Clearly uneducated
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In my school we had the choice of RE, ICT or computer science. The teacher put many, many students down for RE as it is a 'revise and exam' type of subject whereas ICT and computer science were/are coursework based. (I hated RE since the beginning but I still ended up getting an A)
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It really depends what school you go to.
Let's say, I go to a public school R.E/ R.S would be an option and if I go to a Catholic or some sort of religious school R.E/R.S would be compulsory.
Also, R.E/R.S is not only about religion, its also about philosophy and your self conscious and so much more.
i dont know if this kinda answered your question?
Let's say, I go to a public school R.E/ R.S would be an option and if I go to a Catholic or some sort of religious school R.E/R.S would be compulsory.
Also, R.E/R.S is not only about religion, its also about philosophy and your self conscious and so much more.
i dont know if this kinda answered your question?
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My school is not a religious school but there isn't much choice on picking GCSE options and RS GCSE is compulsory for all students even though the majority have no religious beliefs. A lot of them would prefer to pick something else if they could.
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RS GCSE isn't just about religion and if you revise well its quite easy to do super well - you just have to learn the key words and the mark scheme and you will get an A*. I also found it really interesting because you do things about the just war theory, euthanasia and abortion.
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(Original post by anniewrighttt)
RS GCSE isn't just about religion and if you revise well its quite easy to do super well - you just have to learn the key words and the mark scheme and you will get an A*. I also found it really interesting because you do things about the just war theory, euthanasia and abortion.
RS GCSE isn't just about religion and if you revise well its quite easy to do super well - you just have to learn the key words and the mark scheme and you will get an A*. I also found it really interesting because you do things about the just war theory, euthanasia and abortion.
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(Original post by Compost)
The new 9-1 GCSE is no longer a soft option requiring mostly general knowledge and what you think but requires you to learn about some actual religion such as what it says in St Marks Gospel.
The new 9-1 GCSE is no longer a soft option requiring mostly general knowledge and what you think but requires you to learn about some actual religion such as what it says in St Marks Gospel.

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