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Forgiveness & Reconciliation – Arendt · Luke 15 · Truth Commission | Ethics & Religious Studies (11-12)
Forgiveness & Reconciliation – Arendt · Luke 15 · Truth Commission | Ethics & Religious Studies (11-12)
Forgiveness & Reconciliation is a no-prep ethics & religious studies unit for Grades 11-12, with differentiated worksheets, activities, slides and answer keys — print & digital, ready to teach.
Perfect for: religious studies and ethics teachers in Grades 11-12 who need no-prep, printable lessons — great for sub plans, homework, review, and print or digital classrooms.
A ready-to-teach 4-period high school unit (Grades 11–12). Can we begin again — and where does forgiveness reach its limit? Students explore reconciliation philosophically (Hannah Arendt: forgiveness as new beginning), biblically (the prodigal son, “seventy-seven times,” love of enemies), and politically (South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the US Civil Rights movement, Miroslav Volf).
With a jigsaw of four real reconciliation cases, a creative task, and a full answer key. Closes the arc of the series. Academically grounded — PDF and editable.
What's included
- Teacher guide & lesson-by-lesson plan (4 periods)
- Editable slide deck (PowerPoint) + PDF
- Student workbook: Arendt, Luke 15, TRC, tasks, glossary
- Jigsaw “Paths of Reconciliation” (4 cases)
- Answer key & rubric (DOK 1–3)
Subjects: Religious Studies, Philosophy, Ethics, U.S. History · Grades: 11–12 · Format: PDF + Word/PowerPoint
Part of the series “I & Thou – Conflict & Reconciliation.” Save with the 3-unit bundle.
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