Religious Studies Grade 12 Q&A
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Religious Studies Grade 12 Questions & Answers
Religious Studies Grade 12 questions and answers, organised term by term according to the CAPS Annual Teaching Plan (ATP).
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12 ATP Topics
The Annual Teaching Plan for Terms 1 to 4, with what each topic covers.
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CAPS Annual Teaching Plan (ATP)
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From The Annual Teaching Plan
Conceptual Distinction
Learners must distinguish between concepts such as Identity, Uniqueness, Differences, Comparability, Unity, and Similarity, and use them correctly.
Internal Differentiations within Religions
• Subdivisions, schools of thought, and branches in religions present in South Africa (ATR, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, Judaism).• Featu…
Unique Features of Religions
Learners must identify distinct practices, beliefs, prayer, worship, punishment, rewards, and leadership across religions.
Inter-religious Relationships and Conflict
• History and present dynamics of inter-religious relationships in South Africa, Africa, and globally.• Organisations promoting dialogue, such as PRO…
Topical Issues in Society
• Formulate strategies to solve a major social problem.• Evaluate media influence (Internet, social media, cartoons) on public opinion about religion.
Common Features of Religion (Religious Teachings)
• Distinguish between teaching, belief, doctrine, dogma, parable, myth, and ideology.• Analyse central teachings in one religion: nature of divinity,…
Normative Sources
• Understand oral and written traditions and sacred texts.• Study origins and development of normative sources.• Understand norms as standard pattern…
Interpreting Normative Sources
• Hermeneutical principles: historical context, clearest meaning, figurative meaning, grammar.• Interpretation of sources from ATR, Bible, Quran, Tan…
Secular Worldviews
• Historical origins and development of secularism.• Analyse at least two worldviews: Atheism, Agnosticism, Humanism, Materialism.
Religion and the Natural Sciences
• Creation vs evolution• Astronomy debates (Heliocentric vs geocentric)• Darwin’s theory of evolution• Scientific and religious explanations
Religious Freedom, Human Rights and Responsibilities
• Human rights sources in different religions.• Universal Declaration of Human Rights and religious objections.• Practical involvement of religions, …
