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The ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle is quoted as saying, ‘Time is the most unknown of unknown things.’ This resource list will help teachers and students explore the different ways that religion, science, philosophy, anthropology and linguistics have sought to understand this elusive aspect of the human experience. The list introduces explanations of time from physics and linguistics, and shows how anthropology can help us see that the understanding of time may be culturally relative, and how the ways that different religious worldviews see time may influence the outlook of those who follow them. The resources aim to support discussions around the nature of God, ultimate reality and the universe around us at KS3–5, and would make an engaging non-examined topic for KS4 and 5.