Religion, Faith and Philosophy is designed for students studying Philosophy of Religion modules as part of their AS and A2 courses in Religious Studies or Philosophy.  

The book begins with a short introduction outlining the key concepts in philosophy of religion, and how philosophy and religion both ultimately seek the truth. Both disciplines have over the centuries raised questions about the meaning of existence, but both have followed different paths and patterns and developed different schools of thought as to what the truth or meaning might be. Each of the chapters ends with issues to consider and with suggested further reading. 

Written by an experienced teacher and examiner, this book is suitable for all the syllabi of all exam boards.

P. J. Clarke is a retired teacher of Theology and Religious Studies. He is currently an approved A level examiner for the OCR and Edexcel exam boards and a member of the Institute of Educational Assessors.