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Nirvana: Ultimate Reality in Buddhism
Explain the Buddhist concept of nirvana as ultimate reality and the goal of the spiritual path.
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Beliefs About God and Ultimate Reality
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Understand core beliefs about the nature of God, gods, or ultimate reality across the major world religions studied at GCSE.
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RS-aGeneral Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) · Social-studies · 10th Gradebeliefs and teachings of religion: beliefs about God, gods or ultimate reality; the role of communities of faith, key moral principles and the meanings and purposes of human life
RS-fGeneral Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) · Social-studies · 10th Gradethe existence of God, gods and ultimate reality, and ways in which God, gods or ultimate reality might be understood; through revelation, visions, miracles or enlightenment. How varied interpretations of sources or of teachings may give rise to diversity within traditions (textual study or religious, philosophical and ethical studies in the modern world)