philosophy & ethics gcse

“Imagine that the happiness of the whole human race were to be immeasurably increased – poverty eliminated, brotherhood achieved, disease conquered…but the condition is that one man, his life mysteriously prolonged, is to be kept without his consent in a state of continuous and agonising torture.”

Would it be worth it?

GCSE Philosophy & Ethics

“But why?”

GCSE Philosophy & Ethics

The GCSE course falls into two parts – one unit on Philosophy and another on Ethics

Philosophy - Beliefs about deity

- Science and Religion

- Life after Death

- Religion, Reason and Revelation

- Good and Evil

Ethics

- Medical Ethics

- Human Relationships

- Equality

- Peace and Justice

- Wealth and Poverty

Philosophy & Ethics asks the questions other subjects don’t dare!

What is philosophy and Ethics all about?


Did God create us or

did we create God?


When does life begin?


Is war ever right?


Why is

there evil

in the world

?


Is everyone equal?


Are the poor really our problem?


Is euthanasia helping someone to die with dignity or murder?


Is there really life

after death?


Are animals as important as humans?


Does the death penalty prove murder is wrong?


Does Science prove religion wrong?

GCSE Philosophy & Ethics…looking at things in a different

way…


Could you do philosophy and Ethics?

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