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Humanism – Why might it matter that sacred texts are often open to interpretation?

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This document, intended for KS3 students, explores why sacred texts are often open to interpretation, even though Humanists do not have sacred texts in the traditional sense. It discusses the value of literature, philosophy, and historical texts that influence Humanist beliefs, highlighting the importance of critical thinking and personal interpretation. It encourages students to consider how open interpretation impacts religious beliefs and secular values alike, fostering a respectful understanding of diverse viewpoints.

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Real People Real Faith KS3 2 Humanism pdf

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