Our Christian religious education is much more than just teaching religious doctrine. It provides a space to discuss fundamental questions of life, such as the meaning of love, suffering, death and the meaning of life. Here, religion offers answers that arise from faith. In doing so, we experience God as the one on whom people can rely even in existential crises.
We examine the influence of religion on society and reflect on ethical questions such as freedom and justice.
Our interdenominational Christian religious education thus also provides a valuable basis for understanding different cultures and other religions and enabling peaceful coexistence.
(Years 5–10)
As interdenominational Christian religious education compulsory in all year groups (or values and norms) with two hours per week.
Questions about humanity, God, Jesus Christ, human responsibility in the world, faith and the Church, and religion.
(Years 11–13)
As denominational separate teaching compulsory in Year 11 (or values and norms) with 2 hours per week.
Compulsory in years 12–13 for one year with three hours per week as a basic course.
Compulsory for both years if chosen as an A-level examination subject.
Human beings, God, Jesus Christ, ethics, the Church and churches, religion and faith
Possible as a written or oral examination subject
Religion is alive. That is why our lessons also include extracurricular experiences.
Up-to-date information on the "Christian Religion" information board in the B building.
Fachobfrau Ev. Religion
Fachobfrau Kath. Religion
