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Everyone in the Catholic system has to do religion...a lot select SOR instead of Catholic Studies (for whatever reason). Some schools, SOR I is compulsory, some SOR II is. BTW...am going to lock this as it contravenes one of the posting guidelines for SOR ie no whinging threads about having to...

Thats not entirely true. The Spotlight book is only good for 1 unit ie doesnt cover the extra content for SOR II Living Religions has been updated (was the first to do it over two years ago) and continues to be the master text for the course. Macquarie has recently released an updated version...

Try the BBC ethics website http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/ethics/index.shtml http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/ Its spelt "marital" BTW

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sayyid_Qutb http://www.nmhschool.org/tthornton/sayyid_qutb.php http://www.pwhce.org/qutb.html http://lexicorient.com/e.o/qutb_s.htm google is your friend!!

a member for nearly a year and this is your first post! Welcome!! I would somewhat agree with the above as it makes more sense for 20 marks *whistles as he knows something*

have you joined yet? I have some memberships that Im going to delete (cause they cant read) and I dont want to delete wrong accounts email resources+ metatemporal account details to metatemporal@gmail.com

see above....no one is really going to just hand stuff over (especially this close to the Trials) Thread locked

sendem over when you join up!! email details etc are on the site so email me the details (join up name etc so I know who to OK as I have dozens of sign-ups who can not read). You can email me the files as well so I can then post them up for others!! edit...my email is on the registration page!

Not a problem...as I said, get the sample paper to see the layout and instructions for teh HSC NOTE...cannot say how your trial will be laid out. It should be as the exam but then agin, some schools dont follow the guidelines.

not that I should be encouragig this thread but yes

:) Its for my students but hey, the more the merrier! Am hoping that eventually it will be a massive resource for SOR but it will take time

It was and it wasnt in the old syllabus. (stupid answer I know but best I can do) Try the wiki at www.metatemporal.com. Not sure whats there and its a little rough as Im running out of time to make it pretty but its a start Its a give what you take type of setup!! ALso, try the resources...

Unfortunately they are protected and I dont have the passwords. Best bet is to try and open them in a different text editor (Im on a Mac and I use BBEdit) and it opens them perfectly (well good enough to allow you to cut and paste) which is what I have done in the past when I wanted to cut and...

Yes Not really as the syllabus doesnt really ask for description (which is what you are doing) ie its just filler that takes over IMHO

The exam has changed dramatically from the past..Get the specimen paper It didnt exist like this in the old exams so I dont get what you mean by this You shouldnt be using the old exams for revision as the structure and layout and expectations are completely different (unless you re-word the...

^^^ ummm...no Set out as per the syllabus (even though it is broad) ie • explain the contribution to the development and expression of Christianity of ONE significant person OR school of thought, other than Jesus, drawn from: <insert list of names here> plus this is the important bit...

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more stuff for you-just added it to not a wiki Not sure where its from (here I think??) anyway ------ STUDIES OF RELIGION Definition of Bioethics Bioethics is only 30 years old; it is descended from medical ethics and other areas of scientific ethics. It pays attention to the growing array of...

from http://www.wsu.edu/~dee/CHRIST/PAUL.HTM The second important founder of Christianity is Paul of Tarsus (originally Saul of Tarsus, ~5-67 AD)who, even though he was a young contemporary of Jesus of Nazareth, never even met him. In fact, he spent part of his early career rooting out...

it would be easier for you to look at the sample paper at the board then try and explain it here as it depends upon what level you are doing. Essentially two parts if 1 unit (3 if 2 unit) 1 short answer - 3 parts each part no more than 6 marks (total of 15) on each section (in theory-can ask...