Dennis Brown is Head of the Religion & Philosophy Department at Manchester Grammar School

"This authoritative textbook is comprehensive in its coverage of all the GCSE philosophy and ethics material from the major exam boards. Packed full of case studies, diverse references and fascinating ideas, it is an essential reference book for GCSE students and teachers. It guides students through complex issues which will grab attention, spark interest and give them everything they need for the philosophical and ethical sections of their Religious Studies GCSE. I believe it will inspire them to go beyond GCSE and even further into this fascinating subject." Alice McNeill, Chair of the Independent Schools Religious Studies Association and Head of Theology, Ampleforth College "This book provides a level of depth beyond the scope of most GCSE textbooks. It will be a great support for anyone teaching Christianity and Islam for the new GCSE and contains the additional information needed to stretch and challenge the most able students." Joanne Harris, Broughton High School and Committee Member of the National Association of Teachers of Religious Education

• IntroductionChapter 1: Religious Texts and Other Sources of AuthorityChapter 2: The Existence of GodChapter 3: The Nature and Characteristics of GodChapter 4: Revelation and Religious ExperienceChapter 5: The Problem of EvilChapter 6: Religion and ScienceChapter 7: Death and Life after DeathChapter 8: Human NatureChapter 9: Relationships and FamiliesChapter 10: Religion, Human Rights and Social JusticeChapter 11: Global RelationshipsChapter 12: War and PeaceChapter 13: Crime and PunishmentChapter 14: Exam Technique and AdviceGlossary

Dennis Brown is Head of the Religion & Philosophy Department at Manchester Grammar School

"This authoritative textbook is comprehensive in its coverage of all the GCSE philosophy and ethics material from the major exam boards. Packed full of case studies, diverse references and fascinating ideas, it is an essential reference book for GCSE students and teachers. It guides students through complex issues which will grab attention, spark interest and give them everything they need for the philosophical and ethical sections of their Religious Studies GCSE. I believe it will inspire them to go beyond GCSE and even further into this fascinating subject." Alice McNeill, Chair of the Independent Schools Religious Studies Association and Head of Theology, Ampleforth College "This book provides a level of depth beyond the scope of most GCSE textbooks. It will be a great support for anyone teaching Christianity and Islam for the new GCSE and contains the additional information needed to stretch and challenge the most able students." Joanne Harris, Broughton High School and Committee Member of the National Association of Teachers of Religious Education

• IntroductionChapter 1: Religious Texts and Other Sources of AuthorityChapter 2: The Existence of GodChapter 3: The Nature and Characteristics of GodChapter 4: Revelation and Religious ExperienceChapter 5: The Problem of EvilChapter 6: Religion and ScienceChapter 7: Death and Life after DeathChapter 8: Human NatureChapter 9: Relationships and FamiliesChapter 10: Religion, Human Rights and Social JusticeChapter 11: Global RelationshipsChapter 12: War and PeaceChapter 13: Crime and PunishmentChapter 14: Exam Technique and AdviceGlossary

Dennis Brown is Head of the Religion & Philosophy Department at Manchester Grammar School

"This authoritative textbook is comprehensive in its coverage of all the GCSE philosophy and ethics material from the major exam boards. Packed full of case studies, diverse references and fascinating ideas, it is an essential reference book for GCSE students and teachers. It guides students through complex issues which will grab attention, spark interest and give them everything they need for the philosophical and ethical sections of their Religious Studies GCSE. I believe it will inspire them to go beyond GCSE and even further into this fascinating subject." Alice McNeill, Chair of the Independent Schools Religious Studies Association and Head of Theology, Ampleforth College "This book provides a level of depth beyond the scope of most GCSE textbooks. It will be a great support for anyone teaching Christianity and Islam for the new GCSE and contains the additional information needed to stretch and challenge the most able students." Joanne Harris, Broughton High School and Committee Member of the National Association of Teachers of Religious Education

• IntroductionChapter 1: Religious Texts and Other Sources of AuthorityChapter 2: The Existence of GodChapter 3: The Nature and Characteristics of GodChapter 4: Revelation and Religious ExperienceChapter 5: The Problem of EvilChapter 6: Religion and ScienceChapter 7: Death and Life after DeathChapter 8: Human NatureChapter 9: Relationships and FamiliesChapter 10: Religion, Human Rights and Social JusticeChapter 11: Global RelationshipsChapter 12: War and PeaceChapter 13: Crime and PunishmentChapter 14: Exam Technique and AdviceGlossary