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AS and A Level: Religious Studies & Philosophy

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  1. Human beings have no free will, critically assess this claim.

    • Word count: 878
    • Submitted: 30/07/2012
    • Awarding body: OCR (for A-levels)

  2. Asses the claim that humans are not free to make moral decisions

    • Word count: 462
    • Submitted: 11/07/2012
    • Awarding body: Edexcel (for A-levels)

  3. Explain Kant's moral argument

    • Word count: 679
    • Submitted: 28/06/2012
    • Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable

  4. Explain the Cosmological Argument for the existence of God, according to Aquinas

    • Word count: 1273
    • Submitted: 27/06/2012
    • Awarding body: OCR (for A-levels)

  5. All Genetic Engineering is essentially wrong Discuss.

    • Word count: 528
    • Submitted: 23/06/2012
    • Awarding body: OCR (for A-levels)

  6. Religious authority. I will be focusing on the way the Bible is used in the religion Christianity.

    • Word count: 1654
    • Submitted: 19/06/2012
    • Awarding body: AQA (for A-levels)

  7. Explain and evaluate the role of conscience in moral decision-making

    • Word count: 1543
    • Submitted: 21/05/2012
    • Awarding body: OCR (for A-levels)

  8. Explain Mills understanding of liberty and outline three arguments that support his concept of negative freedom.

    • Word count: 922
    • Submitted: 18/05/2012
    • Awarding body: AQA (for A-levels)

  9. Explain Mills understanding of liberty and outline three arguments that support his concept of negative freedom.

    • Word count: 922
    • Submitted: 18/05/2012
    • Awarding body: AQA (for A-levels)
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