Philosophy & ethics : gcse religious studies for ocr b / Michael Keene

By:

Michael Keene [author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: United Kingdom : Folens, c2005Description: 308 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cmISBN:

1843037793

Subject(s):

RELIGIONS ETHICS

LOC classification:

BJ 1188.K44 2005

Contents:

Topic 1: the nature of God -- topic 2: the nature of belief -- topic 3: religion and science -- topic 4: death and science -- topic 5: good and evil -- topic 6: religion and human relationship -- topic 7: religion and medical ethics -- topic 8: religion and equality -- topic 9: religion, poverty, and wealth -- topic 10: religion, peace and justice

Summary: Not everyone of course, believes in God. There are people who believe that God does not exist and they are called atheists (meaning 'no god'). Some people find their belief in God fluctuates at different times between faith and doubt. They may believe in God, for example, but then some experience of suffering shakes their faith. They may, of course, later regain that faith. Many people simply do not think that it is possible to know for certain in this life whether God exist or not. These people are called agnostics ( meaning 'not knowing' ). We can sum up the beliefs of atheistis and agnostics in this way:

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Materials specified	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	NU Clark Circulation	Non-fiction	GC BJ 1188 .K44 2005 (Browse shelf(Opens below))		Available		NUCLA000002465

Includes index.

Not everyone of course, believes in God. There are people who believe that God does not exist and they are called atheists (meaning 'no god'). Some people find their belief in God fluctuates at different times between faith and doubt. They may believe in God, for example, but then some experience of suffering shakes their faith. They may, of course, later regain that faith. Many people simply do not think that it is possible to know for certain in this life whether God exist or not. These people are called agnostics ( meaning 'not knowing' ). We can sum up the beliefs of atheistis and agnostics in this way:

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