A differentiated resource, complete with worksheets and independent a scaffolded role-play task where students take on the role of Muslim, Christian or Atheist response to Capital Punishment. Intended to enable students to explore their own opinions about Capital Punishment using religious views as a springboard, this resource should stretch and challenge a range of ability levels.
1.What do Muslims and Christians say about Capital punishment?
2. How do people in the same religion disagree with each other?
EXT: Why do people in the same religion disagree with each other?
1.What do Muslims and Christians say about Capital punishment?
2. How do people in the same religion disagree with each other?
EXT: Why do people in the same religion disagree with each other?
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