Moral Maze
by BBC Radio 4 · BBC
Combative, provocative and engaging live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories. #moralmaze
More resources on Religious Ethics
BBC Religions Ethics
The BBC's ethics guide, organised by issue — abortion, euthanasia, war, animal rights, capital punishment — setting out how major religions and secular philosophies argue each case. Useful for grasping the range of positions before studying any one tradition.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Religion and Morality
A peer-reviewed philosophy encyclopedia entry surveying how morality and religion have been linked from Plato to contemporary analytic philosophy, including divine command theory and the Euthyphro problem. Readers gain a map of the main positions and their standard objections.
Theology in the Raw
Interview podcast hosted by biblical scholar Preston Sprinkle, featuring guests from varied viewpoints on contested moral and cultural questions such as sexuality, gender, race, politics and violence. Listeners hear how Christian thinkers reason from scripture and theology toward positions on contemporary ethical debates.
The Jewish History Podcast
Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe's Jewish History Lectures. Please email questions or comments to rabbiwolbe@gmail.com
Ethics in the World Religions
Edited essays by philosophers and religious studies scholars applying Hindu, Buddhist, Confucian, Jewish, Christian and Muslim ethical traditions to concrete problems such as ecology, organ transplantation and gender. Useful for comparing how traditions reason about applied moral questions.
Comparative Religious Ethics
A university textbook that teaches religious ethics through the stories traditions tell, comparing Hindu, Buddhist, Jewish, Christian and Muslim moral reasoning on war, ecology and human dignity. Prepares readers to analyze cross-cultural ethical arguments in a global context.