Ethics for GCSE / Peter Jackson.
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TextPublication details: London : SPCK, 2011.Description: 143 p. : illustrations (black and white, and colour) ; 28 cmISBN: - 9780281055647
- LB1085 .J33 2011
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"This illustrated textbook covers the syllabus for students focusing on ethics from a Christian perspective. It provides questions, examples and case histories to engage pupils at every stage and at every level. Each topic includes personal stories and discussion, a glossary, an introduction emphasizing the main points, the religious viewpoint, a summary and revision questions. 'Ethics for GCSE' contains all that is essential for OCR syllabus B (ethics), AQA RS A, option 2A, and Edexcel GCSE 2R501 Unit 2.2-2.4"--Back cover.
Introduction --
1. Attitudes towards animals --
2. Assisted conception --
3. Abortion and contraception --
4. Marriage and sexuality --
5. Prejudice and discrimination --
6. War and peace --
7. Wealth and poverty --
8. Crime and punishment --
9. The environment --
10. Suicide and euthanasia --
11. Religion and the media --
12. How do we make up our minds about moral questions? --
Sources and acknowledgements.
An introduction to Christian ethics, built around the requirements for GCSE in Religious Studies.