These are useful links when you begin to research this theory. There are lots more. Let me know if you find a good site.
A detailed account of Kant’s work This has an interesting timeline of Kant’s life An explanation of the Goodwill, Duty and the Categorical Imperative.
Articles on cloning, genetic engineering and a doctor’s dilemma This article from ‘The Tablet’ about Diane Pretty and Euthanasia is certainly worth a read A good site by the BBC on abortion which includes articles on personhood, the rights of the mother and the unborn child, and the ethics involved Another good site by the BBC which discusses arguments for and against euthanasia and the religious views A good web site that gives notes on many ethical theories and issues within medical ethics
A brief but clear explanation A straight forward account of Moral Absolutism Some problems with moral absolutism
An explanation of moral relativism This is quite good and you can take part in a survey to see if you are a relativist “One man’s meat is another man’s poison” – this sums up ethical relativism. An interesting read by the BBC
An index of leading philosophers. Information for each includes a selection of links to scholarly articles
Biographies and links to further information about a variety of historically significant philosophers
Explore sites about philosophers, including study guides, biographies, quotes, texts, and notes on particular schools of though
Dialogue, a journal of religion and philosophy
The Discovery Institute
Episteme – Links to many useful websites
Faithquest
Professor Hawking’s ideas on the universe
William Craig’s website
Philosophers’ Magazine
Student website of Gareth Southwell
Philosophy pages
Religious Studies on the web
Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy
Spark Notes – philosophy study guides
Talk Origins Archive
Encyclopaedia of philosophy
An anonymous teacher has published these OCR revision notes By Jim Pryor (Princeton). This is an excellent resource on how to write a good philosophy essay An excellent site with absolutely everything that we study for A.S
A summary of the theory A good site for all the ethical theories
A table to explain Aristotle’s ‘Golden Mean’ – this gives a list of virtues and vices too
A selection of philosophy games What is the moral thing to do in each case? Selected Bible passages illustrated with Lego bricks – great fun!!!!! Some mind boggling illusions
Faithnet: This is an excellent site that offers useful introductions to many of the issues associated with the Philosophy of Religion Epistemelinks: This is a useful link which catalogues a vast range of philosophers, including on-line resources. Well worth a visit! Internet Library: This link takes you to a large resource of original texts - including a lot of recommended reading! Virtual Philosophy Library: This Library is maintained at Bristol University Gensler's Philosophy Exercises
