Course description
Philosophy and Philosophy of Religion A Level
Examine the answers for the biggest questions asked by the world's greatest philosophers.
Upcoming start dates
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Suitability - Who should attend?
No additional requirement to standard A Level Entry Criteria
Training Course Content
What you'll learn
Your study will involve an overview of the main theories in different areas of philosophy.
You will study the following topics:
- Unit 1: foundations – a study of philosophical arguments about the existence of God and selected problems in the philosophy of religion. Ethics; ethical concepts and dilemmas.
- Unit 2: religious studies – investigations: the study of philosophy of religion: religious experience and the study of ethics: medical ethics; you study one topic.
At A2, you will continue to study philosophy of religion and ethics:
- Unit 3: developments -comprises further study of philosophical arguments about the existence of God and selected problems in the philosophy of religion, as well as further study of ethical concepts and problems.
- Unit 4: implications – in the implications paper, you are given a piece of text from an anthology and asked one question concerning the implications of this text for religion and human experience.
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