The Welsh version of the popular A-level journal, Challenging Religious Issues, has been published on the St Giles’ Centre website. (The English version was published in November.) Issue 21 contains nine original articles written by subject experts from universities in the UK, the USA and Austria. Articles include: What Questions Can We Ask about Jesus’Parhau i ddarllen “Welsh version of Challenging Religious Issues journal”
Tagio Archifau: Astudiaethau Crefyddol Safon Uwch
Assisted dying, Ethics and the climate crisis, and more in Challenging Religious Issues
Issue 21 of the popular journal for A-level students and teachers has been published on the St Giles’ Centre website today. Challenging Religious Issues is packed once again with short articles on a whole range of issues. Find out more about Ethics and the Climate Crisis, Christian Perspectives on the Meaning of Death and LifeParhau i ddarllen “Assisted dying, Ethics and the climate crisis, and more in Challenging Religious Issues”
Fersiwn Gymraeg o Herio Materion Crefyddol wedi'i chyhoeddi
The Welsh language version of Challenging Religious Issues (20) has now been published. Articles include: Virtue Ethics in Business Organisations by Professor Geoff MooreIn the first part of this two-part article a brief summary of virtue ethics is provided before turning to construct a framework of practices, institutions, goods and virtues that Alasdair MacIntyre offersParhau i ddarllen “Welsh version of Challenging Religious Issues published”
Read about the latest challenging religious issues in our on-line journal
Issue 20 of Challenging Religious Issues is now available for free download on the St Giles’ Centre website. In this latest issue, academic experts introduce and reflect upon five more challenging religious issues for teachers and students, including: Virtue ethics in business; Making sense of ‘non-religion’; Was Hinduism invented?; Should Buddhists abandon rites and rituals?;Parhau i ddarllen “Read about the latest challenging religious issues in our on-line journal”
Latest issue of Wales A-level journal available in Welsh and English
The Welsh version of Challenging Religious Issues, issue 19, has now been published online. You can access both the Welsh and English versions for free by following this link: https://stgilescentre.org/cy/16-2/ Articles included in the latest issue Mindfulness and McMindfulness Mindfulness and meditation are part of the way Buddhists shape and express their religious identity. MindfulnessParhau i ddarllen “Latest issue of Wales A-level journal available in Welsh and English”
Beth all Cyfrifiad 2021 ei Ddweud wrthym Mewn Gwirionedd am Gyfansoddiad Crefyddol Cymru a Lloegr?
Many of us are currently trying to make sense of the recently published 2021 census data concerning the religion question. An article in the latest edition of Challenging Religious Issues (19) has been written to help teachers and learners think through some key questions. ‘What can the 2021 Census Really Tell us about the ReligiousParhau i ddarllen “What can the 2021 Census Really Tell us about the Religious Composition of England and Wales?”
Cwblhewch arolwg byr i ddweud yr hyn yr hoffech ei weld yn ein cyfnodolyn Safon Uwch
Mae Herio Materion Crefyddol yn gyfnodolyn am ddim ar gyfer athrawon a myfyrwyr UG a Safon Uwch. (https://stgilescentre.org/cy/16-2/) Rydym angen eich help i benderfynu pa bynciau fyddai fwyaf defnyddiol i chi yn y cyfnodolyn. A fyddech cystal â chymryd ychydig funudau i gwblhau arolwg byr iawn, a fydd yn ein helpu i ddatblygu cynnwys cyfnodolion yn y dyfodol.Parhau i ddarllen “Complete a short survey to say what you want to see in our A-level journal”
Rhaglen dysgu proffesiynol CBAC ar gyfer 2022/23
Mae CBAC newydd gyflwyno ei raglen dysgu proffesiynol newydd ar gyfer 2022/23. Mae dros 600 o gyrsiau wyneb yn wyneb neu ar-lein yn cael eu cynnig, a fydd yn cael eu rhedeg gan dîm o arbenigwyr CBAC ar draws y wlad. Bydd Canolfan San Silyn yn ariannu lleoedd i ysgolion Wrecsam ar y cyrsiau Astudiaethau Crefyddol TGAU ac UG/Safon Uwch Astudiaethau CrefyddolParhau i ddarllen “WJEC professional learning programme for 2022/23”
Adnodd i gefnogi athrawon a dysgwyr Safon Uwch sy’n archwilio gwyddoniaeth a chrefydd
Yn ddiweddar, mae Canolfan San Silyn wedi cyhoeddi rhifyn arbennig Cymraeg o Herio Materion Crefyddol ar wyddoniaeth a chrefydd. (Cyhoeddwyd y fersiwn Saesneg yn hydref 2019.) Yn wreiddiol, mae’r rhifyn arbennig hwn wedi bod yn bosibl drwy gymorth grant gan Sefydliad John Templeton, UDA. Mae lawrlwythiadau am ddim o’r fersiynau Cymraeg a Saesneg ar gaelParhau i ddarllen “Resource to support teachers and A-level learners exploring science and religion”
Crefydd a diwylliant poblogaidd, rhywedd,a diwinyddiaeth ffeministaidd yn Herio Materion Crefyddol
Crefydd a diwylliant poblogaidd,rhywedd,a diwinyddiaeth ffeministaidd yw rhai o'r pynciau a drafodir yn y cyfnodolyn, Herio Materion Crefyddol (Rhifyn 14). Yn ddiweddar, mae Canolfan San Silyn wedi cyfieithu a chyhoeddi fersiwn Gymraeg y rhifyn hwn (cyhoeddwyd y fersiwn Saesneg yn yr Hydref 2018). Mae crynodeb o'r erthyglau isodParhau i ddarllen “Religion and popular culture, gender, and feminist theology in Challenging Religious Issues”