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ZIMSEC O-Level Family and Religious Studies

2.10Moral teachings, taboos and sanctions in Indigenous Religion

Moral teachings, taboos and sanctions in Indigenous Religion in ZIMSEC O-Level Family and Religious Studies: what the syllabus expects you to know, the learning objectives and how to practise.
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Learning objectives

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  1. 2.10.1Identify moral teachings and taboos in Indigenous Religion.
  2. 2.10.2Explain the purposes of taboos and sanctions.

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  • Moral teachings, taboos and sanctions in Indigenous Religion

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Which of these is a main source of moral teaching in Indigenous Religion?

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