An introduction lesson to Theme A of the AQA GCSE specification (Relationships and Families). Looking at human sexuality according to Genesis and the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

Focussing on Hume’s objections to the Cosmological Argument

This is a lesson for Theme A (Relationships and Families). It includes the legal history of homosexuality in the UK and Christian beliefs.

William Lane Craig’s Kalam Argument

Explanation of the Falsification Principle (Philosophy Theme 4 Eduqas) Karl Popper Anthony Flew

A lesson for Theme A (Relationships and Families). This lesson looks at Christian and secular arguments for and against pre-marital sex.

Revision PowerPoint for Theme C: Existence of God and Revelation (AQA)

This lesson is for Theme A (Relationships and Families).

F.R. Tennant’s Anthropic and Aesthetic Principles

Revision PowerPoint for Theme A: Relationships and Families (AQA)

Explanation of the Verification Principle (Philosophy Theme 4 Eduqas). Logical Positivism A.J. Ayer Strong/Weak Verification Verification in principle and practicality

Eduqas Philosophy Theme 4 Introduction to Religious Language including explanation of cognitive, non-cognitive, univocal and equivocal language.

Comprehensive revision document for Theme 3 (Religious Experience, Eduqas). Designed to be annotated alongside teacher explanation. Includes scholars, quotes and examples.

Explanation of the challenges to the Falsification Principle (Philosophy Theme 4 Eduqas) R.M. Hare Basil Mitchell Analysis of the challenges

Revision PowerPoint for Theme E: Crime and Punishment (AQA)

Explanation of the Inherent Problems of Religious Language (Philosophy Theme 4 Eduqas) Limits of language Issues with religious pronouncements and sacred texts No common shared experience/base

Explanation of the weaknesses of the Verification Principle (Philosophy Theme 4 Eduqas) the principle fails its own tests misunderstanding the nature of religious language limits to verification eschatological verification

This lesson explores Catholic teachings about human sexuality. It looks at Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body.

A lesson for Theme A (Relationships and Families). This lesson gives particular focus to sex OUTSIDE of marriage rather than before. Catholic teachings are explored.

A lesson detailing the first three ways of Aquinas’ Cosmological Argument.

William Paley’s Teleological Argument