Creation and Evolution
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This Creation and Evolution page on GoConqr gathers a small set of user-made resources, including a quiz, mind maps, flashcards and a note. They cover Genesis, the Big Bang and evolution. School students can use them to practice ideas and terms, while teachers can find ready-made material. The resources are at secondary level and include material for GCSE Religious Studies. Start with a resource that matches the ideas you want to study.
Top Creation and Evolution resources
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12 questionsReligion and Science Quiz According to science, approximately how old is the universe?
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34 cardsPoR GCSE Science and Religion What happened on day 1 in the Genesis creation story?
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38 nodesReligion and science Creationism · Reasons as to why Chr... · Darwinism · Intelligent design
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17 nodesCreationism Creationism is used t... · Reasons why Creationi... · Creationists beliefs · 'The only way we can ... · 'We cannot discover b...
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34 nodesReligious Studies Creation · Humanity · Science and Religion · The ENVIRONMENT
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9 cardsReligion and Science Flashcards The Big Bang Theory
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12 nodesScientific Ideas Evolution - Charles D... · Big Bang Theory · William Smith · Charles Lyell
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32 nodesOrigin of life theories · ways of reconciling w...
Quizzes
Mind maps
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38 nodesReligion and science Creationism · Reasons as to why Chr... · Darwinism · Intelligent design
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17 nodesCreationism Creationism is used t... · Reasons why Creationi... · Creationists beliefs · 'The only way we can ... · 'We cannot discover b...
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34 nodesReligious Studies Creation · Humanity · Science and Religion · The ENVIRONMENT
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12 nodesScientific Ideas Evolution - Charles D... · Big Bang Theory · William Smith · Charles Lyell
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32 nodesOrigin of life theories · ways of reconciling w...
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31 nodesReligion and Science Creation of the Universe · Darwin's Theory of Ev... · Humans and Animals · Christians Responses ...
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25 nodesCharles Darwin mindmap 1809 - 1882 · protestant, therefore... · evolution through nat... · Responses made by the...
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12 nodesEvolution (RS) Theory · Charles Darwin · Change in inherited t... · Species/change evolve... · The theory of evoluti... · Christians believed t...
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Notes
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U4AOS1 In 1859 Charles Darwin published “The Origin of Species” where he stated that, all beings descended from one or more common ancestors through the process of natural selection Challenge Influenced by the historical cha...
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Untitled DR DENIS ALEXANDER EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGIST, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY SCIENTIST AND CHRISTIAN PROFESSOR ANDY MCINTOSH PHYSICIST, LEEDS UNIVERSITY SCIENTIST AND CHRISTIAN CREATIONIST 1.HOW HAS DARWIN CHANGED THE WAY SCIENCE ...
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About Creation and Evolution
GoConqr OriginalStart with the questions
The Religion and Science Quiz asks about scientific explanations for the universe, including its age and the Big Bang theory. Try it first to see which questions you can answer and which ideas you want to study further. You can return to the same questions after looking at the other resources.
For a closer look at scientific ideas, open the note describing the challenge raised by Darwin's account of evolution through natural selection. It gives you another way to approach a topic that also appears in the mind maps.
Explore ideas with mind maps
Scientific Ideas brings together evolution, Darwin's theory and the Big Bang theory. Use it to trace the ideas shown on the map, then look at Origin of life. That map includes evolution, Genesis and ways of reconciling theories about origins with belief in God as creator.
The Religion and science mind map includes creationism and different views of the Earth's age. Religious Studies presents views about how to read creation accounts. Compare what each map says, paying attention to the different viewpoints rather than treating them as a single explanation.
Practice terms and creation accounts
The Genesis flashcards ask what happened on each day of the creation story. Work through them before returning to the maps that mention Genesis and creation. The Religion and Science flashcards cover terms including Big Bang, creationists, evolution, Genesis and stewardship.
Religion and Science Flashcards also lists ideas such as the gap theory, progressive creation and intelligent design. Use the cards to practice recognizing the terms, then look for related ideas in the maps. Revisit the quiz questions to practice applying what you have studied.
Use this topic within the unit
Creation and Evolution is a section of the Religion and Science unit in Religion and theology. The resources on this topic page offer questions, terms and viewpoints you can use while studying that unit. Choose a map or set of flashcards and work through it at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I start with?
Start with Religion and Science Quiz if you want to test what you already know about scientific explanations for the universe. Its questions include the Big Bang theory. Then use the Scientific Ideas mind map to study related ideas, and return to the quiz questions for another round of practice.
What do the mind maps cover?
The mind maps cover several approaches to creation and evolution. Scientific Ideas includes the Big Bang and Darwin's theory of evolution. Origin of life looks at evolution, Genesis and ways of reconciling theories about origins with belief in God as creator. Other maps include creationism and views about reading creation accounts.
Are these resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.
Are these resources suitable for GCSE Religious Studies?
The page includes secondary-level resources and flashcards that refer to GCSE Religious Studies. Students can practice the Genesis creation story, scientific explanations and key terms. Teachers can also use the listed quiz, maps and flashcards as ready-made material. Check the individual resources to find the ideas you want to cover.