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2 November 2026

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Complete sixth form Core RE lesson asking whether AI could be a moral person, using Christian, Islamic, Functionalist and Humanist views.
Students explore Imago Dei, rūḥ, amanah, Functionalism and Humanism, then use them in a structured Socratic discussion.
Included:
Presentation with timed tasks
Student handout with four sources
Answers and an example argument
Discussion prompts and talk stems
Stretch task on the Chinese Room
Three-sentence plenary
Suitable for non-examined post-16 RE and ethics.

This is Lesson 1 of a 3-part series but can also be taught alone.

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