For my Ethics: A Contemporary Introduction book:

1. Introduction | Cultural Relativism | Subjectivism | Supernaturalism | Vocabulary
2. Intuitionism | Emotivism | Prescriptivism | Vocabulary
3. Consistency | The Golden Rule | Moral Rationality | Vocabulary
4. Consequentialism | Nonconsequentialism | Synthesis Chapter | Vocabulary

For my Formal Ethics book:

1. What is Formal Ethics? | Logicality | Conscientiousness | Impartiality
2. The Golden Rule | Universal Law | Moral Rationality

Some related figures in ethics:

1. Plato | Aristotle | Aquinas
2. Hume | Kant | Mill
3. Moore | Ross | Ayer | Hare | Singer

For my Introduction to Logic book: Logic Tutorial (Pretest)

Philosophy of religion:

1. Introductory Materials: Nature of Philosophy | Anthology - Intro | Glynn - Intro | Aquinas - Faith & Reason | Abraham - Soft Rationalism
2. The Cosmological Argument: Theistic Arguments | Aquinas's Proofs | Moreland - In the Beginning | Mackie - Critique of Moreland | Taylor - Why a World? | Mackie - Critique of Taylor
3. The Teleological Argument: Betty - Anthropic Design | Glynn - A Non-Random World
4. The Problem of Evil: An Intro | Hume - An Attack | Mackie - An Inconsistency | Plantinga - A Defense | Hick - A Theodicy
5. Language Arguments: Logical Positivism | Hick - Afterlife Evidence
6. Evidence & Freud: Clifford - We Need Proof | Freud - An Illusion | James - We Don't Need Proof | Glynn - Theists Live Better
7. Reformed Epistemology: An Intro | Plantinga - Basic Beliefs | Pargetter - Assessment
8. The Afterlife: Glynn - Experiencing Death | Badham - No Afterlife
9. Ethics and Religion: Lewis - The Moral Argument | Supernaturalism

Some figures in analytic philosophy:

1. Austin: 1 & 2 | 3 & 5 | 7 & 10
2. Ayer: 1 | 2 & 3 | 4 & 5 | 6
3. Plantinga: Arguments against Theism | Arguments for Theism | A Defense | Basic Beliefs | Knowledge
4. Chisholm | Quine | Russell | Wittgenstein

Web exercises by other people: Mohr

1. Exercise software (in Windows and DOS formats) for my Ethics: A Contemporary Introduction book or for my Formal Ethics book; these have the same problems as the "Web exercises" above.
2. Update just the MultiCola student module for running these and other MultiCola exercise sets.
3. Windows program for processing scores from these programs; this same score processor also works for my LogiCola logic software.

Logic:

1. Download my LogiCola logic instructional program.

1. Introduction: philosophy links | ethics updates
2. Cultural Relativism: Encyclopedia
3. Supernaturalism: The Euthyphro (see especially page 10)
4. Emotivism: noncognitivism
5. The Golden Rule: my GR page
6. Consequentialism: utilitarianism (and here) | Mill's Utilitarianism | essay on Mill
7. Nonconsequentialism: Ross | Bible (or here) | UN
8. Synthesis Chapter (on Abortion): pro-abortion (or here) | anti-abortion (or here or here) | Schwarz | other

Logic:

1. Brief introductions: Northern Colorado
2. Fallacies: Drury | Infidels | Stevens | Holt
3. Historical texts: Aristotle | Mill | Pierce | Russell
4. Historical sketches: Aristotle | Boole | Frege | Godel | Peirce | Russell
5. Logic and writing: Metro
6. Logic links: Janz | Suber | Yahoo
7. Logic notes: Factasia | Logic Cafe | Mission Critical | Old Miss | Suber
8. Topics: Classical logic | Infinitary logic | Informal logic | Intuitionistic logic | Logic and games | Many-valued logic | Modal logic | Paraconsistent logic | Relevance logic | Substructural logic | Temporal logic

1. Teacher's Manual for my Ethics: A Contemporary Introduction book.
2. Syllabus for my ethics course that uses this book.
3. # Classroom slides for Chapters 0-3, 4-6, 7-9, 10-12.

Logic:

1. # Teacher's Manual for my Introduction to Logic book.
2. # Logic pretest, logic flashcards, and sample logic quizzes.
3. # Classroom slides for Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 15.
4. Syllabi for my basic and intermediate logic courses that use this book.
5. Web page on justifying the star test. (This will be added later.)