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julieolu

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Is anyone on this course and would like to revise the topics together. I fins Rs fairly easy, i just need find talking about the topic more better than reading alone. i have already made posters for a few of the topics.

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Yes I would be interested in doing so please. I’m finding it hard to revise and figure out my timing in the exam

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Dont worry about Re Lol, i Got a G in the mocks, was moved to set 7 (bottom) and didnt revise and managed to get full marks in paper 1 and 74 in paper 2, remeber, without revision.

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YD17HXM Are you talking about GCSE?

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YD17HXM Are you talking about GCSE?

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What religions are you studying?

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What religions are you studying?

Christianity you?

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Personally, I feel like RE is an extremely easy subject (I got about 98% on mocks and almost 100% in every topic assessment). If you’re like me and you’ve been to only catholic schools, then you would probably know absolutely everything anyway due to doing RE about 4 times a week in primary school and 2 times in secondary. For your religious evidence, just use simple ideas like the book of Genesis, parable of sheep and goats, beatitudes, 10 commandments, parable of the rich man and Lazarus, Good Samaritan and so on so forth... btw if you say ‘guided by the holy spirit’, that is counted as religious evidence. Also quote prayers like the our father and Hail Mary and you’ll be just fine

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Christianity and Buddhism

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(Original post by Ele_20)
Christianity and Buddhism

Are you studying A levels or GCSE RS?

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(Original post by I_Hate_School)
Personally, I feel like RE is an extremely easy subject (I got about 98% on mocks and almost 100% in every topic assessment). If you’re like me and you’ve been to only catholic schools, then you would probably know absolutely everything anyway due to doing RE about 4 times a week in primary school and 2 times in secondary. For your religious evidence, just use simple ideas like the book of Genesis, parable of sheep and goats, beatitudes, 10 commandments, parable of the rich man and Lazarus, Good Samaritan and so on so forth... btw if you say ‘guided by the holy spirit’, that is counted as religious evidence. Also quote prayers like the our father and Hail Mary and you’ll be just fine

I've always been to Catholic schools and I understand the faith fully, but don't you find the amount of Catholic teachings to learn to be insane?? It always brings me down to 7 marks in the 12 markers because I can never remember quotes from Gaudium et Spes & ect.

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I've always been to Catholic schools and I understand the faith fully, but don't you find the amount of Catholic teachings to learn to be insane?? It always brings me down to 7 marks in the 12 markers because I can never remember quotes from Gaudium et Spes & ect.

agreed! the content for Catholicism is ridiculously heavy (and i find judaism easier instead...)

also i honestly relate to not knowing the Gaudium et Spes, Youcat, CCC ect... the highest amount of marks i get in 12 markers is literally 8

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I almost always get 12 marks. When using religious evidence, I never quote word for word most of the time (except for prayers etc.). I tend to avoid religious evidence like Gaudium et Specs and the Nicene Creed and lean towards simpler evidence like Genesis or The Lords Prayer. One of the twelve markers I had was something along the lines of ‘forgiveness is the most important act a Christian can do’ and the only evidence I used was the Lord’s Prayer ‘we forgive those who trespass against us etc.’, the beatitudes ‘blessed are the merciful, blessed are the peacemakers’, the crucifixion (‘Lord forgive them for they know not what they do’) and one other thing I can’t think of right now. I never use complex ideas and keep my answers simplistic and understandable and get 12 marks every time

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Christianity and Buddhism

what key topics came up on your papers?

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