AQA • Philosophy

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...

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A* marked essay evaluating whether religious language is meaningful or not. Includes the discussion between cognitivism and non-cognitivism and all the key points specified on the philosophy A level syllabus. Useful in order to prepare yourself for the 25 markers, helped me achieve an A*.

A* marked essay about three of the major arguments in favour of God's existence. Through this essay I analysed whether it is possible to prove God's existence from the existence of the universe. Useful tool to study for the philosophy A level, especially in preparation for the 25 markers. Helped me achieve an A*.

A* graded essay evaluating the physicalist theories of the metaphysics of mind. As it includes all the key points listed on the syllabus, it is a useful tool to study from in preparation for the 25 markers. Helped me achieve an A*.

A* graded essay about functionalism, including all the key points of the topic found on the syllabus. Evaluated with known arguments and original thoughts, this essay is useful to study from for the 25 markers in the philosophy A level. Helped me achieve an A*.

Graded A+, this essay regards logical behaviourism, touching all the major topics listed in the Philosophy A level syllabus. This essay is extremely useful to study from for the 25 markers, as it evaluates the questions not only with known arguments, but also with original thoughts. Helped me achieve an A* in the philosophy A level.

A* marked essay regarding the metaethical question of whether goodness is an independent reality or not. Includes all the key arguments for moral realism found in the philosophy A level syllabus. Extremely useful for exams revision, helped me achieve an A*.

A* marked essay about the metaphysical question of whether there exists innate knowledge. Includes all the key arguments listed in the syllabus for the philosophy A level. Useful to study from before the exams, helped me achieve an A*.