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Ethical veganism as both a religious and non-religious worldview.
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NOW AVAILABLE: REtoday magazine
Theme: Beyond Human
Highlights from this issue:
- Conservationist Dr Jane Goodall, internationally known for her groundbreaking work with chimpanzees, inspires reflection on spirituality within the natural world.
- Artificial Intelligence: Strictly RE speaker Paul Hopkins on use of generative AI in teaching, and Y13 student Martha considers the ethics of AI.
- Engaging with ethical veganism as a worldview in RE.
- Supernatural and community life on a Lourdes pilgrimage.
- Ten great ideas to stimulate imagination and diversity in RE for 4-7s.
- Sacredness in Druidry and paganism and more!
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