You will study a range of philosophical approaches to life and learn to construct convincing arguments and how to articulate your views, as well as developing your ability to effectively analyse and evaluate alternative viewpoints. The course is divided into three areas. The main themes are below: Philosophy of Religion: Ancient Philosophical Influences: Plato and Aristotle Soul, Mind and Body Arguments for the Existence of God The Problem of Evil Religious Experience The Nature of God Religious Language Ethics: Natural Law Utilitarianism Euthanasia Conscience Business Ethics Sexual Ethics Developments in Christian Thought: Augustine and Human Nature Death and the Afterlife Religious Pluralism Gender and Theology The Challenge of Secularism Liberation Theology and Marx What it can lead to This skills developed lend themselves to a plethora of careers such as; law, journalism, teaching charity work, social work, consultancy, publishing, project management and politics.