WAEC SSCE Christian Religious Knowledge

Making Decisions

Study notes for Making Decisions — part of the WAEC SSCE Christian Religious Knowledge syllabus. 1 learning objectives with explanations and exam tips.

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SubjectChristian Religious Knowledge
ExamWAEC SSCE
Study Notes
Objective 1 of 1
Solomon's Wisdom in Decision-Making

Solomon was King of Israel who asked God for wisdom instead of wealth or power. When God granted his request, Solomon became famous for making fair and excellent decisions. His wisdom meant he could understand complex problems deeply and find solutions that satisfied everyone involved.

One perfect example is when two women claimed the same baby. Solomon suggested cutting the child in half. The real mother immediately refused, willing to give up the baby rather than see it harmed. Through this clever test, Solomon identified the true mother and returned the baby to her. This shows wisdom isn't just about intelligence—it's about understanding human nature and using clever thinking to uncover truth.

In Nigeria, when community leaders settle disputes fairly by listening carefully to both sides before judging, they display Solomon-like wisdom. Such decisions bring peace and respect.

💡 Exam tip: When answering questions on Solomon's wisdom, always explain how his decisions brought justice, not just clever answers. Show understanding of his character, not just the stories.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many WAEC objectives are in Making Decisions?
The WAEC SSCE Christian Religious Knowledge topic 'Making Decisions' has 1 learning objectives you must master.
Does Making Decisions appear in WAEC Christian Religious Knowledge exams?
Making Decisions is part of the official WAEC SSCE Christian Religious Knowledge syllabus, so questions can be drawn from it in any year.
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Study each of the 1 objectives listed above. For each one, understand the concept, learn one worked example, and practise past questions on the topic.
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