Discusses how moral decisions are made and explains the impact of individual moral decisions on community life. The concluding chapters on Life after Death draw the whole course together. Faith-formation activities and Journal Work are included to encourage the students personal faith development. Clear, succinct text with comprehensive recall questions which are especially useful for revision. Attractive full-colour design with numerous photographs and illustrations. Suitable for mixed-ability classes. Can be used both by students taking religion as an examination subject as well as by others covering the course but not formally sitting the Department of Education examination.

 

 

This book is part of a book series called All About Faith .

There are 207 pages in this book. This book was published in 2002 by Gill .

Anne and Niall Boyle both teach religion at St Patrick's Classical School, Navan, Co. Meath. They are also the authors of the popular senior cycle textbook The Challenge of God: Exploring Morality. Niall Boyle teaches Religious Education at St Patrick's Classical School, Navan, Co. Meath and is a co-author of All about Faith for Junior Certificate.

This book has the following chapters: Part One: Making Moral Decisions 1 Introduction to Morality 2 Religion and Morality 3 Love One Another 4 Being a Disciple 5 Building Community 6 Sources of Guidance 7 Conscience 8 Original Sin 9 Sin and Forgiveness 10 The Dignity of the Human Race 11 Law and Morality Part Two: Exploring Issues 12 Abortion 13 War and Peace 14 Prejudice and Racism 15 The Rights of Women 16 The Rights of the Elderly 17 Stewards of Creation Part Three: Life After Death 18 The Mystery of Evil and Suffering 19 Reason for Hope 20 The Promise of Eternal Life