Well done for completing the previous lesson on the nature of God in Christianity. To help you to remember what you have learnt, complete the quiz below.

Which keyword below means 'all powerful'?

Which of the explanations below best fits the traditional mainstream view of the Trinity in Christianity?

What does traditional Christianity see as Jesus' main role?

Which option below is NOT a reason why traditional Christianity teaches that God should be worshipped?

In paintings, which colour is Jesus shown as wearing?

The Nature of God:

Well done for your hard work in this lesson. To do a final recap on what you have learned, complete the quiz below.

How many days does the Genesis story say God created the world in?

Which answer below is NOT a way in which humans were created differently from animals in the Genesis story?

In the story of creation in Genesis, what is Adam told NOT to do?

In the Genesis story, what was the consequence of Adam and Eve sinning?

Which keyword below best fits with the following definitions, 'the sin which Christians traditionally believe was passed down from Adam and Eve, which all humans are born with.'

Creation

In this lesson, we will focus on the story of creation in Christianity. We will look at the story of creation and The Fall, and we'll practise using quotations in examination questions.

Religious Education

Y10 Religious Education

Key Stage 4

Year 10

Miss

Christian beliefs and teachings

UNIT

The Nature of God

The incarnation and Jesus as the son of God

Life of Jesus

The Crucifixion

Recap and practice

The Resurrection

Sin and Salvation

Atonement

Judgement

Heaven, Hell and Purgatory

Revision

Exam practice

Deliberate practice

Lesson overview:Creation

Core Content

Equipment Required

Christian beliefs and teachings: