• The Puzzle of Ethics by Peter Vardy. Available in the LRC.

• Bible Matters by Peter and Charlotte Vardy

• God Matters by Peter and Charlotte Vardy

• The Puzzle of Christianity by Peter Vardy. Available in the LRC.

• The Puzzle of Sex by Peter Vardy. Available in the LRC.

• The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins. Available in the LRC.

• The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins. Available in the LRC.

• Republic by Plato. Available in the LRC.

• Theories of Ethics edited by Phillipa Foot

• Practical Ethics by Peter Singer. Available in the LRC.

• Ethics by J.L. Mackie, Available in the LRC.

Look up some key terms on Philosophy Bites and Ethics bites podcasts, and make notes:

Investigate essay competitions for Sixth Form students. Plan or write an entry. For example, enter the annual Philosophy Prize for Year 12 students from Trinity College, Cambridge. Details here.

Online research on Karl Marx. Read and make your own notes on this topic.

Online research - Visit the Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy and read chapter 2 of the section on Philosophy of Religion. Make your own notes on this.

Listen to episodes from the Pansycast DCT Audiobook:

Browse the ‘Sacred and Secular’ videos from OpenLearn

Explore 'How can I know wrong from right’ and ‘How do I live a good life’ animations from Radio 4’s ‘Big Ideas’ series.

In Our Time – do a keyword search linked to our topics and listen to any ‘In Our Time’ radio podcasts that you are interested in.

Watch Consciousness & the Brain by John Searle at TEDxCERN

Watch a Ted talk on honesty in business

Watch Alex Gendler’s interpretation of Plato’s Cave Allegory

Explore the Radio 4 Big Ideas animations

Watch the Five Major religions on TED ED:

Watch this TedEd talk on Why would God allow Tsunamis?

Watch the TedTalk on How Languages Evolve

Investigate The Toronto Blessing.

Consider What, When, Why, and How?

Online research on peped.com - Summary: The Natural Law

Read and make your own notes on this topic.

Online research - Visit the Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy and read chapter 1 of the section on Aquinas.

Make your own notes on this.

Watch the Ted Talk ‘Good or bad, hard to say’.

If consequences are so hard to categorise, does this affect how we judge outcomes and make moral decisions?

Plan a visit to the Imperial War Museum, London. In particular the Holocaust Exhibition.