The specification is made up of three components: Component 1: An Introduction to Christianity. This component provides the opportunity for learners to enter a theological realm of study. Students will develop a critical understanding and awareness of Christianity and its place in the wider world. We will be covering themes ranging from religious figures & sacred texts to practices that shape a religious identity. Component 2: Philosophy of Religion. This component provides the opportunity for learners to enter a philosophical realm of study. Students will acquire and develop knowledge and a critical understanding of some of the key features of fundamental philosophical themes ranging from arguments for the existence of God to religious experience and the problem of evil. Component 3: An Introduction to Religion and Ethics. This component provides the opportunity for learners to enter an ethical realm of study. Students will acquire and develop knowledge and a critical understanding of key ethical concepts and theories ranging from moral absolutism to utilitarianism ethical language and thought to free will and determinism at A2.