QCE Religion & Ethics Notes
Browse 12 free QCE Religion & Ethics notes across Selectable course options, organised by topic with syllabus points, worked examples and quick checks.
12 QCE Religion & Ethics notes across selectable course options, covering 6 topics for syllabus revision, external exams and ATAR study.
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Unit 0: Course options
Option A · Australian identity
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Religious diversity and Australian identity
Use census trends and community evidence to explain how religious, spiritual and ethical traditions shape Australian identities.
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Citizenship, media and community expression
Examine how traditions, ethical views and media representations influence participation and belonging.
Option B · Social justice
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Justice, dignity, equity and inequality
Distinguish social and legal justice and explain how structures affect dignity and quality of life.
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Make and communicate a moral decision
Apply religious, spiritual, moral and ethical codes while identifying elevated and hidden public perspectives.
Option C · Meaning, purpose and expression
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Meaning, purpose, belonging and resilience
Explain how connection, fulfilment, community and ethical commitments contribute to meaning.
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Expression, change and a purpose project
Examine how life events, culture and technology influence expression and design an ethical project.
Option D · World religions and spiritualities
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Traditions, sacred time and place
Explain principles and practices of world religions, local traditions and Indigenous spiritualities with contextual accuracy.
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Diversity, dialogue and local inquiry
Investigate how religious and spiritual diversity is expressed and build respectful interfaith or intercultural understanding.
Option E · Peace
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Peace, justice, conflict and duty to act
Compare secular, religious, spiritual and ethical approaches to peace and explain upstander responsibility.
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Peacebuilding, reconciliation and evaluation
Design a peace-promotion project using dialogue, truth-telling, advocacy and accountable evaluation.
Option F · Sacred stories
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Sacred story forms and interpretation
Describe written, oral and visual sacred stories and explain how form, context and interpretation shape meaning.
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Stories, communities and contemporary relevance
Explain how sacred stories preserve and challenge communities and create an ethical response without appropriation.
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