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Summer 2019

Volume 36, Number 3

Theme: Religion & Animals

Contents

Opinion

  • Seven insights: toward a new(er) religious ethic for animals
  • Learning from my dog
  • Everyone has a worldview?
  • Father God, Mother Earth and a birthday newt

For the classroom

  • What is it with donkeys?
  • BIG Questions about animals and God
  • Broadening the mind: using the Solarity philosophy and religion club resource to spark deeper RE learning
  • Is God Like an Animal?
  • Encouraging big ideas in RE
  • Exploring non-religious worldviews in RE
  • Anyone could do it: raising awareness of interfait dialogue through a House of One fundraiser
  • Three stories of animals and religion – and what to do with them
  • Animal, vegetable, mineral … and AI?
  • Hinduism and animals
  • Harmony between human and horse
  • Thailand, Buddhism and animals
  • Does God have favourite animals?
  • Ten tips to connect RE with your local churches (or mosques, or secular halls)
  • Ponies in the RE lesson
  • Life of Pi: humans and animals in film and literature – approaches for RE

Instant RE

  • HUMANITIES 20:20 A new vision for primary schools
  • Teachers Talk
  • RE in your region Have you heard about the new Local Groups regional structure?

For the staffroom

  • Faith perspectives on belief and animals
  • A Pagan Perspective
  • A Jain Perspective
  • A Humanist perspective
  • A Christian perspective
  • A Muslim perspective
  • The Shap Working Party: 50 years of influence

Events and resources

  • Events: Whats going on in the RE community
  • Events: Despite everything, hope

The big picture

  • THE BIG PICTURE St Francis and the wolf of Gubbio

Last word

  • Survivors, not products

Professional reflection

Editorial

  • A dog in a dog collar?
  • The nature and purpose of RE?

On reflection

  • On taking up the role of NATRE Chair

Theory and practice

  • Where next? RE after the Commission
  • A case study in biblical interpretation: knowledge, knower and knowing (part 2) Helen C. John and Rob Freathy
  • The contribution of anthropology to our understanding of religion (and how RE and anthropology might be able to help each other out)

Research

  • Philosophy, theology and analytic theology
  • The Evil-god challenge

Reviews

  • Reviews
Next IssuePrevious Issue

Summer 2019

Volume 36, Number 3

Theme: Religion & Animals

Contents

Opinion

  • Seven insights: toward a new(er) religious ethic for animals
  • Learning from my dog
  • Everyone has a worldview?
  • Father God, Mother Earth and a birthday newt

For the classroom

  • What is it with donkeys?
  • BIG Questions about animals and God
  • Broadening the mind: using the Solarity philosophy and religion club resource to spark deeper RE learning
  • Is God Like an Animal?
  • Encouraging big ideas in RE
  • Exploring non-religious worldviews in RE
  • Anyone could do it: raising awareness of interfait dialogue through a House of One fundraiser
  • Three stories of animals and religion – and what to do with them
  • Animal, vegetable, mineral … and AI?
  • Hinduism and animals
  • Harmony between human and horse
  • Thailand, Buddhism and animals
  • Does God have favourite animals?
  • Ten tips to connect RE with your local churches (or mosques, or secular halls)
  • Ponies in the RE lesson
  • Life of Pi: humans and animals in film and literature – approaches for RE

Instant RE

  • HUMANITIES 20:20 A new vision for primary schools
  • Teachers Talk
  • RE in your region Have you heard about the new Local Groups regional structure?

For the staffroom

  • Faith perspectives on belief and animals
  • A Pagan Perspective
  • A Jain Perspective
  • A Humanist perspective
  • A Christian perspective
  • A Muslim perspective
  • The Shap Working Party: 50 years of influence

Events and resources

  • Events: Whats going on in the RE community
  • Events: Despite everything, hope

The big picture

  • THE BIG PICTURE St Francis and the wolf of Gubbio

Last word

  • Survivors, not products

Professional reflection

Editorial

  • A dog in a dog collar?
  • The nature and purpose of RE?

On reflection

  • On taking up the role of NATRE Chair

Theory and practice

  • Where next? RE after the Commission
  • A case study in biblical interpretation: knowledge, knower and knowing (part 2) Helen C. John and Rob Freathy
  • The contribution of anthropology to our understanding of religion (and how RE and anthropology might be able to help each other out)

Research

  • Philosophy, theology and analytic theology
  • The Evil-god challenge

Reviews

  • Reviews
Next IssuePrevious Issue

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