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    Christianity in Britain

    What Christianity in Britain means in Religious Studies GCSE, as defined for AQA.

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    The main religious tradition in Britain, whose teachings on moral issues must be referenced when explaining contrasting beliefs.
    AQA · Theme B: Religion and life
    The main religious tradition in Britain, whose teachings on the existence of God and revelation must be explained.
    AQA · Theme C: The existence of God and revelation
    The main religious tradition in Britain, whose beliefs on peace and conflict must always be referenced.
    AQA · Theme D: Religion, peace and conflict
    The main religious tradition in Britain, which must always be included when comparing traditions.
    AQA · Theme E: Religion, crime and punishment
    The main religious tradition in Great Britain, which must always be included in the comparison.
    AQA · Theme F: Religion, human rights and social justice

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