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Inspired by AQA GCSE Religious Studies Theme A: Chapter 3 Relationships & Families.

This lesson explores the different reasons for divorce in contemporary Britain, including factors such as relationship breakdown, financial pressures, infidelity, and personal well-being. Students will reflect on how these reasons reflect broader social and cultural changes in modern society.

The lesson will then examine Christian & Muslim teachings about divorce and remarriage, analysing biblical references, denominational differences (e.g., Catholic and Protestant views), and the tension between upholding the sanctity of marriage vows and showing compassion for individuals in difficult situations.

Additionally, students will consider ethical arguments related to divorce, including debates around commitment, personal happiness, and religious principles such as the sanctity of marriage and forgiveness.

Through discussions, case studies, and source analysis, students will develop a balanced understanding of the complexities surrounding divorce and remarriage, encouraging critical reflection on how religious, ethical, and societal perspectives interact.

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