A two year course with two components: Philosophy of Religion and Ethics Study of Religion and Dialogues
Unit 1: Philosophy of religion and Ethics. This consists of two sections. Section A: Arguments for the existence of God, Evil and suffering, Religious experience, Religious language, Miracles and Self and life after death. Section B: Ethics and religion, Ethical theories, Issues of human life and death, Issues of animal life and death, Introduction to meta ethics, Free will and moral responsibility, Conscience, Bentham and Kant. Unit 2: Study of Religion and Dialogues. This consists of three sections: Section A: Sources of wisdom and authority, God/gods/ultimate reality, Self, death and the afterlife, Good conduct and key moral principles, Expression of religious identity, Religion, gender and sexuality, Religion and science, Religion and secularisation, Religion and religious pluralism. Section B: The dialogue between philosophy of religion and religion. Section C: The dialogue between ethical studies and religion.
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| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Enfield |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | Market Place, Enfield, EN2 6LN |
A two year course with two components: Philosophy of Religion and Ethics Study of Religion and Dialogues
Unit 1: Philosophy of religion and Ethics. This consists of two sections. Section A: Arguments for the existence of God, Evil and suffering, Religious experience, Religious language, Miracles and Self and life after death. Section B: Ethics and religion, Ethical theories, Issues of human life and death, Issues of animal life and death, Introduction to meta ethics, Free will and moral responsibility, Conscience, Bentham and Kant. Unit 2: Study of Religion and Dialogues. This consists of three sections: Section A: Sources of wisdom and authority, God/gods/ultimate reality, Self, death and the afterlife, Good conduct and key moral principles, Expression of religious identity, Religion, gender and sexuality, Religion and science, Religion and secularisation, Religion and religious pluralism. Section B: The dialogue between philosophy of religion and religion. Section C: The dialogue between ethical studies and religion.