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6 * 25 mark essay plans and written example essays, including all possible metaphysics of God 25 markers (Paper 2, Section A): - Concept of God - Ontological argument - Teleological argument - Cosmological argument - Problem of evil - Religious language (includes out of specification content for top grades)

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'Is religious language meaningful?'. Introduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that religious language is meaningful as a non-cognitive attitude. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'Does the existence of evil disprove the existence of God?'. Introduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that evil does not disprove the existence of God. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'How successful is the cosmological argument for the existence of God?'. Introduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that the cosmological argument is unsuccessful. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'How successful is the teleological/design argument for the existence of God?. Introduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that the teleological argument is partially successful (since Swinburne's version is convincing). Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'How successful is the ontological argument for the existence of God?'. Introduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that the ontological argument is unsuccessful. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'Is the concept of God coherent?'. Introduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that the concept of God is not coherent. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

5 * 25 mark essay plans and written example essays, including all possible moral ethics 25 markers (Paper 1, Section B): - Utilitarianism - Kantian Ethics - Aristotelian Virtue Ethics - Moral Realism/Cognitivism - Moral Anti-realism/Non-cognitivism (includes out of specification content for top grades)

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'Is moral anti-realism/non-cognitivism convincing?'. Introduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that moral anti-realism and non-cognitivism are not convincing and are unsuccessful theories. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'Is moral realism/cognitivism?'. Introduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that moral realism and cognitivism are convincing theories. Includes out of specification content for top grades.