Big Questions Unit 5: What do Hindus believe happens when you die?

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This resource presents Big Questions Unit 5: What Do Hindus Believe Happens When You Die?, inviting students to explore Hindu beliefs about life after death. It encourages discussions about the spiritual significance of these beliefs and their implications for ethical conduct, making it a valuable resource for educators in religious education.

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Big Questions Unit 5: What do Hindus believe happens when you die?

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Big Questions Unit 5: What do Hindus believe happens when you die?

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