OCR • Ethics

Clear revision table for A Level Religious Education, exam board OCR, Ethics Paper 2. This document summarises the main strengths and weaknesses of Natural Law, including reason, flexibility, universality, God, objective morality, purpose, double effect, human dignity, human rights, cultural relativism and naturalistic fallacy. Useful for quick revision and essay planning.

Grade A essay for A Level Religious Education, exam board OCR, Ethics Paper 2. This document discusses whether the weaknesses of Natural Law outweigh its strengths, including Aquinas, primary and secondary precepts, the doctrine of double effect, proportionalism, John Finnis, naturalistic fallacy and moral decision-making. Includes AO1 analysis and AO2 evaluation. Grade A, 36/40.

Model essay for A Level Religious Education, exam board OCR, Ethics Paper 2. This document focuses on Utilitarianism and moral decision-making, showing how to structure an essay on this topic with relevant AO1 analysis, AO2 evaluation and exam-focused arguments. Work produced in 2025/2026.

Comprehensive comparison for A Level Religious Education, exam board OCR, Ethics Paper 2. This document compares Act Utilitarianism with Rule Utilitarianism and includes AO1 analysis, AO2 evaluation, key differences, strengths, weaknesses and exam-focused arguments. Work produced in 2025/2026.

Comprehensive review and comparison for A Level Religious Education, exam board OCR, Ethics Paper 2. This document compares Bentham’s Utilitarianism with Mill’s Utilitarianism and includes AO1 analysis, AO2 evaluation, key similarities, differences, strengths and weaknesses. Work produced in 2025/2026.

This is the whole of Natural Law summarised for easy revision. Includes: key concepts, key theorists, strengths, criticisms, examples. Colour-coded.