Covering ALL potential questions for Meta-ethics!

Detailed and heavily critical essays for the Problem of evil (OCR RS A Level- can also be applicable to AQA and other exam boards)

Comprehensive essay plans that can be used as a template when approaching questions on Fletcher’s situation ethics.

Comprehensive essay plans for Kantian ethics (for the OCR spec, albeit can be suitable for other exam boards as well)

Essay comparing and contrasting corporate religious experiences with individual (which one is more satisfactory) - OCR A Level Religious Experience Unit [Philosophy]

Comprehensive + critical essay plans for OCR RS A Level Philosophy, ‘Mind, body and soul’, with a wide range of scholary views to reinforce and debunk arguments

Comprehensive and critical essay plans for ‘The Problem of Evil’ :))

Complete pack of condensed OCR A Level essay plans for religious language–> comparing and contrasting Via Negativa (apophatic way) with Via Positiva (apophatic way), as well as Paul Tillich’s ‘symbols’ as a way of highlighting G-d’s ineffability

Condensed and critical essays plans for ‘arguments from observation’ from Topic 4. Included a range of scholars that are considered wider reading, as well as interlinked specific points with other units.

An A* essay for OCR A Level Philosophy (‘Arguments from Observation’ unit)!

Combination of both Sexual ethics essay plans (using questions from the specification), as well as Utilitarianism. A plethora of evaluative points and extra wider-reading philosophers/ethicists

Primarily for those taking OCR A Level RS- comprehensive revision booklet, covering key material + essay plans

A template of revision sheets which are aimed to help when comparing different theories in a concise way- for example, Deontological (Kant) vs Utilitarianism (Bentham and Mill)

Material on Joseph Fletcher’s Situation ethics- doctrine of flexibility in the application of moral laws according to circumstances. Provides constructive and concise revision material for Fletcher’s 4 working principles as well as his six fundamental principles of Christian love. The possible criticisms and plus-sides of his theory is outlined too in relation to these principles.

This will primarily assist those who are studying OCR Religious Studies