This self-contained RE workbook explores crime, law and punishment through both Christian and secular perspectives. Designed for independent learning with minimal teacher input, it combines knowledge organisers, research tasks, case studies, source analysis and exam-style activities throughout.

Students explore several topics, including:

-Sin vs Crime
-Jesus, forgiveness and justice
-Causes of crime (Nature vs Nurture)
-Types and purpose of law
-Rule of Law
-Aims of punishment
-Prison vs community sentencing
-Capital punishment
-Sanctity of Life
-Catholic teachings on crime and punishment
-Christian responses to offenders

The workbook includes things such as:

-Knowledge organisers

• Case studies
  -Source analysis
  -Independent research
  -Discussion and debate tasks
  -Final independent project
  -Teacher assessment page

Ideal for Year 12 or 13 RE, Ethics, Christianity and Crime & Punishment units, cover lessons, independent study and Sixth Form enrichment. Students develop knowledge, analysis and evaluation skills whilst engaging with contemporary issues and key Christian teachings.