WJEC • Religious Studies

These notes are all you need for your a-level religious studies (if you're doing this module)!! In depth explanations with arguments and counter-arguments to use in your essay. This was all the revision I did going over the points and being able to adapt them into any kind of essay question it can ask. Me and my four other friends who used this and contributed all got As and A*s in our A-levels.

wjec a level rs essay plans - theology, ethics, philosophy

An in-depth overview of year 13 (a-level) philosophy. This includes a summary and explanation of all topics, strengths and limitations, and scholarly quotes and opinions. The topics include; challenges to religious belief, religious experience, religious language (part 1), and religious language (part 2).

Complete overview of year 13 (A-level) Buddhism. Including summaries and explanations of every topic, strengths and limitations as well as scholarly quotes. The topics include; religious figures and sacred texts, significant historical developments in religious thought, significant social and historical developments in religious thought, and religious practices that shape religious identity.

Complete an in-depth overview of the entirety of the year 13 (a-level) ethics course. This includes a summary and explanation of every topic, strengths and limitations of topics as well as scholarly quotes. The topics include; meta-ethics, deontological ethics, determinism, and free will.

Well written in depth 2 full exemplar essays on: - ExplaIn the significance of salah for a Muslim(20) - Jummah is the most important prayer for Muslims(30)

well- written in depth A level essay on : 1) Finnis has a better theory of Natural Law than Aquinas" (30) 2) Apply Natural Law to the issue of immigration (20).

An in-depth summary of topic notes, perfect for revision.

A complete set of A/A* level summary notes for A Level Religious Studies Component 3: Religion and Ethics. Covers Divine Command Theory, Modified Divine Command Theory and its challenges, including the Euthyphro Dilemma, the arbitrariness problem, and the pluralism objection. Perfect for revision and exam preparation. Includes quotes from scholars and religious text references.

There are 4 exemplar essays which are: -Ethical properties and non-ethical properties are the same" (30) -Explain the view that moral laws exist independently of the human mind (20) -Explain the view that ethical statements can be verified and falsified (20) -Explain naturalism with reference to Bradley (20) Well written and structured A level styled essays which consists of many philosophers and argents and criticisms in order to achieve the higher bands and marks. Bradley is the main...