How RE teachers see religion - and why it can be bad for pupils

David R Smith; Graeme Nixon; Jo Pearce

How RE teachers see religion - and why it can be bad for pupils

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Abstract

Wherever you stand on Cliff Richard, his 1988 number one, with its message that “Christmas is love, Christmas is peace” and “a time to rejoice in the good that we see”, succinctly summarises the common festive view of Christianity. From Christmas music to cards to charity TV adverts, we are continually reminded at this time of year of the positive values that Christianity can promote: love, peace, giving, receiving – and seeing goodness in others.

Original language	English
Journal	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 14 Dec 2018

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