This 35/40 (A* grade) essay on Religious Studies - Developments in Christian Thought - Christian Moral Action, provides a great revision and learning resource for Religious Studies students. It covers both the key content and wider knowledge on the 'Christian Moral Action' topic. Some of the key areas covered in this essay are: costly grace, discipleship, solidarity, the life of Bonhoeffer, modern political issues, terrorism, Parliament, civil disobedience Jesus' sacrifice, cheap grace, multi...

Full OCR topic summary Religious Experience

This essay plan is super detailed! And includes some really good points and counterarguments along with examples and cases. We did this essay plan with the class with the help of our teacher, so it would guarantee an A*!

This document provides essay plans based on all of the normative theories and applies them to sexual ethics. I.e. how useful are these normative theories to sexual ethics?

This 16 page booklet includes everything you need to know for sexual ethics! It has practice questions, AO1 information on premarital, extramarital sex and homosexuality as well as their issues. There are also LOTS of essay plans which include applied ethics such as utilitarianism, situation ethics, natural law and kantian ethics. The essay plan questions are: Question 1 - Should choices in the area of sexual behaviour be entirely private and personal, or should they be subject to societal...

This 14 page booklet includes everything there is to know about meta-ethics! Inside there is a table with all the key terms and their definitions, explanations of naturalism, intuitionism, emotivism and Mackie's error theory each with their own strengths and weaknesses. At the end there is an array of detailed essay plans. The questions are- Question 1 - Consider to what extent intuitionism solved the problems of ethical language. Question 2 - ‘To what extent is the meaning of the word ‘goo...

This 13 page booklet includes everything you need to know for the topic of conscience. What's inside: - Aquinas' view - Freud's view - Examples and demonstrations - Distinction between vincible and invincible ignorance with examples - Links to Fletcher - Strengths and weaknesses of Aquinas' view - Strengths and weaknesses of Freud's view - Comparing Aquinas and Freud Table - Comparison example paragraph - Aquinas and Freud comparison table on: Guilt, God, and Reason ...

This essay received 36/40 and so is an A* essay. Question; 'Natural Law is not convincing' Obviously the essay is not perfect, but hopefully it can still be used as a demonstration of structure and ability to argue points.