This book provides an accessible, student centred guide to Philosophy of Religion. It includes a clear overview of the key ideas and the key individuals which have influenced thinking about religion It provdes key quotes from the significat texts It provides tasks and activities to stimulate thought and explore the key ideas in an engaging and motivating way Provides a critical analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of particular philosophers' viewpoints Summarises key points readers need to know to answer exam questions on the philosophy of religion Provides an extensive glossary of key words an ideas

Author Biography

The authors have been widely involved in introducing new learning methods into the field of A Level Philosophy. They have pioneered the use of games and simulations to sharpen philosophical understanding and critical thinking skills. Gerald Jones is Head of Humanities at the Mary Ward Centre, London. Daniel Cardinal is Head of Philosophy at Orpington College and teaches Philosophy at the Birkbeck Faculty of Continuing Education. Jeremy Hayward is a lecturer at the University of London Institute of Education.