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What constitutes evidence, reasonable reason, and the values of evaluation in Religious Education

In GCSE Religious Studies exams, students are often asked to debate questions. The kind of question follows a rough formula: ‘If God were loving, there would be no suffering in the […]

20 March 201813 June 2023 BlogLeave a Comment on What constitutes evidence, reasonable reason, and the values of evaluation in Religious Education

Religious Education as Narrative Interpretation

An extract from a paper given at the conference “Religious Education in Catholic Schools” at Heythrop College, London, on 9th May 2018. by Dr Robert A Bowie, Director of NICER […]

14 March 201813 June 2023 BlogLeave a Comment on Religious Education as Narrative Interpretation

New research aims to help schools promote spiritual development in their pupils, against the growing demand for academic excellence.

Positive spiritual development is an obligation on all schools and required by law. But how are they to do this in an educational climate where the primary focus is on […]

7 March 201813 June 2023 Blog, ResearchLeave a Comment on New research aims to help schools promote spiritual development in their pupils, against the growing demand for academic excellence.

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