Study kit (CRE Sec 4)

Living the Promise

Christian Religious Education Student’s Book 4

Authors
Alice Gunyali, Joseph Malusu, Winrose Rono, Pamela Owiti
Exercises kit’s authors
Alice Gunyali, Joseph Malusu, Winrose Rono, Pamela Owiti
Publisher
Longhorn Publishers
  • The study kit contains 51 chapters and 16 exercises of which 8 are in the chapters and 8 in the task exercises.
  • Authors
    Alice Gunyali, Joseph Malusu, Winrose Rono, Pamela Owiti
  • Exercises kit’s authors
    Alice Gunyali, Joseph Malusu, Winrose Rono, Pamela Owiti
  • Subject
    Christian religious education
  • Grade
    Form 4
  • Kit's language
    English
  • Publisher
    Longhorn Publishers
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1. Introduction to Christian ethics

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1.1. Meaning and basis of Christian ethics
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2. Christian approaches to human sexuality, marriage and family

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2.1. Introduction and Human sexuality, marriage and family
2.2. Traditional African understanding of human sexuality
2.3. Christian teaching on human sexuality
2.4. Traditional African practices related to male-female relationships at various levels
2.5. Christian teaching on responsible sexual behaviour
2.6. Christian teaching on irresponsible sexual behaviour
2.7. Effects of irresponsible sexual behaviour
2.8. Effects of irresponsible sexual behaviour II
2.9. Effects of irresponsible sexual behaviour III
2.10. Traditional African understanding of marriage
2.11. Christian teaching on marriage
2.12. Preparation for marriage in traditional African society
2.13. Christian teaching on preparation for marriage
2.14. Traditional African understanding of the family
2.15. Value of responsible parenthood
2.16. Problems related to family life today
2.17. Traditional African approaches to problems related to family life today

3. Christian approaches to work

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3.1. Introduction
3.2. Traditional African attitude to work
3.3. The roles of professional ethos, ethics and codes in society
3.4. Some virtues related to various types of work
3.5. Moral duties and responsibilities of employers and employees
3.6. Christian approaches to issues related to employment I
3.7. Christian approaches to issues related to employment II

4. Christian approaches to leisure

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4.1. Introduction and Meaning of leisure
4.2. Traditional African understanding of leisure and Christian teaching on leisure
4.3. Importance of leisure and Forms of leisure
4.4. Uses of leisure and Misuse of leisure today
4.5. Misuse or abuse of drugs
4.6. Effects of drug abuse and Remedies to drug abuse
4.7. Christian criteria for evaluating the use of leisure

5. Christian approach to wealth and poverty

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5.1. Introduction and Definition of the concepts wealth, money and poverty
5.2. Traditional African understanding of wealth and poverty
5.3. Impact of the introduction of money economy in traditional African society
5.4. Christian teaching on money, wealth and poverty
5.5. Christian approaches to some issues related to wealth I
5.6. Christian approaches to some issues related to wealth II

6. Christian approaches to law, order and justice

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6.1. Introduction and The definition of the terms law, order and justice
6.2. Traditional African practices that promote law, order and justice and Biblical teaching on law, order and justice
6.3. The need for law, order and justice in the society
6.4. Rights and duties of citizens
6.5. Causes of social disorder
6.6. Remedies to social disorder
6.7. The role of Christians in transforming the social, economic and political life of the society
6.8. The Church-state relationship

7. Christian approaches to selected issues related to modern science, technogoly and environment

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7.1. Introduction and Definitions of science, technology and environment
7.2. Christian view on some issues related to science and technology
7.3. The Christian view on the effects of modern science and technology on the environment (pollution and desertification)

8. Sample Examination Papers

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8.1. Paper 1: The Old Testament and the African Religious Heritage
8.2. Paper 2: The New Testament and Contemporary Christian Living
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