AS Units 1 and 2 Introduction to Religious Studies

This essay looks at theft in relation to Joseph Flertcher's Situation Ethics. It is a top grade essay and will help you to understand the structure you should follow and the sophisticated language style you should use. Essays in the A Level Religious Studies exams are difficult so this will help you see what is needed to achieve the top marks.

This is a long, detailed essay on the key ideas of Anselm's ontological argument for the existence of God along with its strengths and weaknesses. This is a great essay to have to help you understand the structure and detailed required to achieve the top grade in your A Level Religious Studies exam. It will give you a full rounded knowledge of the Ontological Argument going into your exams.

This is a highly detailed essay on Fletcher's Situation Ethics, with the first part focusing on its application to embryo research and the second part focusing on its lack of guidance for capital punishment. This is a fantastic resource to have if you are preparing for your Religious Studies exam as it will help you to understand the structure you should follow and the detail you should include to achieve the top grade in your A Level exam.

A thorough and in depth quality essay answer on examining the approach taken to moral decision making by Virtue Ethics. Includes references to moral issues, such as lying, to show extra knowledge of the topic. This essay includes 4 arguments and an introduction paragraph (to make sure you get knowledge marks). It is 889 words guaranteed to get you the mark you want

This is a detailed summary of the opposing Fundamentalist and Modernist views of Genesis 1. These are great notes to have to ensure that you have a full rounded knowledge going into the exam to achieve the top grade.

These are detailed summary notes of the opposing views towards Genesis 1. They are vital for ensuring you have a full rounded knowledge when writing your essays to achieve the top grade.

In depth essay answer. 4 Arguments and an introduction paragraph (to make sure knowledge marks are shown). 889 words guaranteed to get you an A. It includes reference to moral issues, such as lying, to get the application. It is full of thought provoking and challenging arguments to really impress your teacher.

Religious Studies AQA A Level. Complete Year 1 Christianity notes.