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This document is tailored to AQA Philosophy A-Level. It is a complete set of notes on Aristotelian Virtue Ethics, including counterarguments and replies etc. There are notes on the reciprocity of the virtues thesis, significance of voluntary/non-voluntary/involuntary/mixed action types, the golden mean / doctrine of the mean, the hierarchy of goals, the function argument. Additionally, accurate definitions of every relevant greek term are provided - telos, phronesis, phronimos, eudaimonia, ergon...

This document is a complete set of easy-to-read and thorough notes on The Ontological Argument, an a priori argument for God's existence. This is targeted to AQA Philosophy A-Level. Included in the document are written out notes laying out the key arguments on the topic (Anselm's 1st, Anselm's 2nd and Malcolm's argument, as well) and their counterarguments, as well as an essay plan. With the use of this document, you will be well prepared for a question on the ontological argument. (2.2k wor...

This coherently written, marked and graded (A*) philosophy essay answers the question of 'Is religious language meaningful?'. It discusses cognitive and non-cognitive conceptions of religious language from Ayer, Hare, and Mitchell, as well as numerous relevant counterarguments. Feedback was "this would certainly be in the top 21-25 band" (out of 25 marks). It is targeted to AQA Philosophy A-Level, on the topic of Metaphysics of God.

This document is a complete set of easy-to-read and thorough notes on The Paradox of the Stone, a philosophical dilemma designed to test the coherence of God's omnipotence. This is targeted to AQA Philosophy A-Level. Included in the document are written out notes laying out three key arguments on the topic and their counterarguments, an essay plan, and a visual argument map. With the use of these three parts of the document, you will be well prepared for a question on the coherence of Go...