OCR • Religious Studies

Hi Everyone!! This is a summarised mind map for the 'problem of evil' topic which is part of the OCR Philosophy spec. Along with all my mind maps, it is a compilation of various textbooks, class notes and Youtube videos which essentially makes it ready to go and all the content you need to know to consistently achieve those As and A*s. I relied solely on my mind maps to create my essay plans and write my essays which were graded As and A*s. Based on the demand for these notes I will be more th...

‘Kantian ethics is the most helpful in making moral decisions.’ Discuss. ‘Excluding empathy from moral decision making is wrong’ Discuss. ‘To what extent should moral decisions be guided by the principle of doing ones duty.’ Discuss. 3 essay plans needed for possible questions which may come up in ocr religious studies. The questions in the exam may be worded slightly differently however they will be essentially asking for answers to the same questions which i have planned. ...

‘Natural law provides clear guidance on how to act in moral situations.’ If human nature is sinful, can natural law work? Assess Aquinas’ 4 tiers of law. Asses how ethical the primary precepts are. A complete set of all essay plans needed for possible questions which may come up in ocr religious studies. The questions in the exam may be worded slightly differently however they will be essentially asking for answers to the same questions which i have planned.

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My essay on basic moral truths is focused on most of the content of the religion and ethics section from the OCR specification for RS. The document includes the question, my plan, and answer, all completed in 40mins (typical timed exam conditions). The essay is written by hand, but handwriting is clear. There is some highlighting which is slightly distracting but not a problem. The mark was 35/40 for this paper.

My essay on Kant is mainly focused on the content of topic 3.3 from the OCR specification for religious studies. The document includes the question, my plan, and answer, all completed in 40mins (typical timed exam conditions). The essay is written by hand, but handwriting is clear. There is some highlighting which is slightly distracting but not a problem. The mark was 38/40 for this paper.

My essay on St Thomas’ Primary precepts is mainly focused on the content of topic 3.1 from the OCR specification for religious studies. The document includes the question, my plan, and answer, all completed in 40mins (typical timed exam conditions). The essay is written by hand, but handwriting is clear. There is some highlighting which is slightly distracting but not a problem. The mark was 37/40 for this paper.

In depth evaluative essay as well as a mini summery of the paragraphs this essay got 34/40 = A* includes all key scholars

A well explained evaluative essay in the falsification principle I have critically explained every point and hope it is useful I received 33/40 marks which is an A*

This essay gives a detailed evaluative argument on the verification principle (as titled) as well as an added paragraph for extra evaluation, also this document includes a page of summarised points of the whole essay I have taken my time to write this and got an A* and got 37/40 marks