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