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AQA Religious Studies B: Religion and Morality

Lesley Parry Jan Hayes Kim Hands


Paperback
£14.99

ISBN: 9780340983669
Published: 29/05/2009
Extent: 108 pages
Illustrations: colour photos and artwork
Series: ASBR


 
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Summary:
Written by senior examiners, this new title for the new AQA specification B unit 2 provides a direct match to the new course and its requirements.

The new AQA unit 3 includes core topics from the previous Truth, Spirituality and Contemporary Issues option and this textbook also builds on Lesley Parry's bestselling and highly regarded Truth, Spirituality and Contemporary Issues textbook, fully updated and revised for the new specification. It contains:
* exam-specific advice, questions and model answers
* a clear, accessible structure to guide students through the course
* student-focused features to aid learning such as key terms and summary boxes
* up-to-date photos and examples.


  • Complete match to the requirements of the new AQA GCSE RS specification.
  • Integrates exam skills to ensure students maximise their marks.
  • Written by senior examiner and experienced author, Lesley Parry.
  • Tried and tested approach, designed for classroom success.


Table of Contents:
Introduction
About this course
The religious bit...
Topic One Religious Attitudes to Matters of Life (Medical Ethics)
Ethical issues and religious attitudes
Science starting life
Religious attitudes to fertility treatment
Helping others
The medicine
Thinking about the medicine
Transplants and transfusions
Religions and maintaining life
Humans and experiments
Exam practice
Topic Two Religious Attitudes to the Elderly and Death
Getting old
Caring for the elderly
Religious attitudes to the elderly
Caring for the dying
Euthanasia
Why euthanasia - or why not?
Religious attitudes to death and euthanasia
Life after death in six religions
Last thoughts about the end of days
Exam practice
Topic Three Religious Attitudes to Drug Abuse
Drug use
Why use drugs?
Tobacco
Alcohol
Let's talk drugs
The body and mind
Religious attitudes to drugs
Exam practice
Topic Four Religious Attitudes to Crime and Punishment
Causes of crime
Crime and punishment exercise
The aims of punishment
Punishment
Capital punishment
Human nature
Religious attitudes to crime and punishment
Exam practice
Topic Five Religious Attitudes to Rich and Poor in British Society
Homelessness
Gambling
Religious attitudes to gambling
Other causes of poverty
Where do people get their wealth?
Religious attitudes to the poor and to the use of money
So what do we do to help in Britain?
Government help
Key terms you need to know...
You've just won £6.4 million!
Exam practice
Topic Six Religious Attitudes to World Poverty
The basic needs of life
So what causes all this poverty around the world?
So where are the LEDCs?
Charities
Types of aid
Sustainable development
Help, help, help, help!!!
Exam practice
Appendix I Revision Guide
Appendix II What a question paper looks like
Glossary
Index


About the Author(s):
Lesley Parry is a Senior Examiner and experienced author


Readership:
GCSE RS students


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