Explain the meta-ethical approach of Emotivism, including reference to A.J. Ayer. (20) Moral terms, like right and wrong, are no more than expressions of our emotions.’ (30)

A* Essay on Explain Ethical Egoism with reference to Max Stirner (20) and Following Ethical Egoism inevitably leads to moral evil.’ Evaluate this view (30)

The teachings in Mahayana Sutras as representative of reality (30) Skilful means as a key to understanding Buddha’s diversity. (30) The relative success of Dalai Lama and Thich Nhat Hanh in ensuring the relevance of Buddhism in the modern world. (30) The extent to which the Dalai Lama and Thich Nhat Hanh have developed new and innovative expressions of Buddhism. (30) The extent to which Japanese Buddhism is unique (30) Importance of Koan, nembutsu and the Daimoku as expressions of Buddhist teachings. (30)

Explain how Robert Adams modified Divine Command Theory (20) Morality is whatever God commands it to be.’ (30)

AS Ethics Essay- Challenges to Ethical Egoism clearly illustrate that it is not a good ethical system (25) Achieved 22/25 in timed conditions

Eduqas Ethics Paper- achieved 100% Topics include- Divine Command Theory and Situation Ethics

Examine both the deontological and teleological features of Aquinas Natural Law (20)

Examine Finnis Natural Law (20)- Essay

Explain religious concepts of predestination with reference to St. Augustine and John Calvin. (20)

Essay on Explain Virtue theory with reference to Aristotle (20) Virtue theory offers little guidance when making moral decisions. (30)

To what extent was the Buddha’s Enlightenment the most important event in Buddhism (25) Achieved 21/25 in timed conditions

A consideration of whether religious believers should accept predestination. Assess the validity of this view. (30)

AS Religious Studies Essay- Explain how according to the Divine Command Theory, morality originates from God (25) Recieved 20/25 in timed conditions

Explain why Fletcher rejects the ethical approaches of legalism, antinomianism and the role of conscience (25). Achieved 23/25 in timed conditions

Apply Bentham and Mill’s act and rule Utilitarianism to the use of animals for medical research (25) Achieved 20/25 in timed conditions

Apply Bentham and Mill’s Act and Rule Utilitarianism on nuclear weapons as a deterrent (25) Achieved 20/25 in timed conditions

Outline the key features of Hoose’s Natural Law (20) Achieved 20/20 in timed conditions

‘Finnis Natural Law is not an effective way to make moral decisions’ (30) Achieved 26/30 in timed conditions

Essay- ‘Following Situation Ethics leads to immoral behaviour’ (25) Achieved 24/25 in timed conditions

English Lit Coursework- Comparing The Yellow Wallpaper, The Bell Jar and Herland, achieved 46/50 which equated to an A* In light of this view, compare and contrast the presentation of mental breakdown and how gender codes in society impact women’s mental health in The Yellow Wallpaper and Herland by Charlotte Perkins Gilman and in The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath.