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Two full mark essays on topics coming up in this years A-Level Economics exam.

This 35/40 (A* grade) essay on Augustine's view of human nature provides a great learning and revision resource to Religious studies students. It covers the key content and wider knowledge on the topic, showing essay structure and skills required for A* grade essays. Key content in this essay includes: - Augustine's view of humanity, love, our likeness to God before and after the Fall, and summun bonum - support from Pelagius on summun bonum - grace, The Fall, and original sin - behavi...

This 34/40 (A* grade essay) provides a great revision and learning resource to A-Level Philosophy and Religious Studies students. It covers the topic of Nature and Attributes of God with a wide range of thinkers and wider knowledge around the topic. Key themes in this essay are: complete power, the omnipotence paradox, biblical interpretations and contradictions, god being constrained by logic, self-limited omnipotence, the inconsistent triad, free will, and more. Key thinkers in this ess...

This 34/40 (A* grade) essay provides a great learning and revision resource to A-Level students studying Developments of Christian Thought within Religious Studies. It focuses on the Person of Jesus as the Son of God through his miracles and references many miracles, biblical quotes, and critics. This essay shows the correct essay structure for A-Levels and covers key content and wider knowledge on the topic.

This 37/40 (A* grade) A-Level essay on Christian Moral Principles in Developments in Christian Thought, Religious Studies provides a great revision and learning tool for A-Level students. This can help with essay techniques as well as covering all key content and wider knowledge around this topic. Key points and themes in this essay include: - Jesus' Golden Rule and theonomous Christian ethics - the incarnation of Christ - scripture and Biblical quotes - Augustine's theodicy - agape ...

This 35/40 (A* grade) essay on Religious Studies - Developments in Christian Thought - Christian Moral Action, provides a great revision and learning resource for Religious Studies students. It covers both the key content and wider knowledge on the 'Christian Moral Action' topic. Some of the key areas covered in this essay are: costly grace, discipleship, solidarity, the life of Bonhoeffer, modern political issues, terrorism, Parliament, civil disobedience Jesus' sacrifice, cheap grace, mu...

This 35/40 (A* grade) essay on Religious Studies - Developments in Christian Thought - Religious Pluralism, provides a great revision and learning resource, covering both key content and wider knowledge on the topic of Religious Pluralism. Some of the topics covered in the essay include: salvation, exclusivism, inclusivism, pluralism, the Ecumenical Movement, biblical interpretations, the problem of evil, the nature and attributes of God, Purgatory, 'middle knowledge', free will, Lumen Gen...

This 38/40 (A* grade) essay on Religious Studies - Developments in Christian Thought, Religious Pluralism, provides a great revision and learning resource to Religious Studies students. The essay covers both Religious Pluralism in Theology and Religious Pluralism in society. The key themes for this essay are: inclusivism, exclusivism, pluralism, Redemptoris Missio, Sharing the Gospel of Salvation, inter-faith dialogue, a Common Word, scriptural reasoning, and more. The key thinkers in thi...

This 36/40 (A* grade) essay in Religious Studies - Developments in Christian Thought - Gender, provides a great revision and learning resource for Religious Studies students. The essay covers both key course content and wider knowledge on the topics of Gender in Theology and Gender. It covers themes of Daly and Ruether's teachings, the Female Wisdom Principle, the Davidic Messiah, the Warrior Messiah, patriarchy, matriarchy, Simon Chan's criticisms, lesbian separatism, eco-feminist paganis...

This 37/40 (A* grade) essay in Religious Studies - Ethics - Natural Law provides a great revision and learning resource for Religious Studies students. It contains both key content and wider knowledge on the topic of Natural Law, covering themes such as the primary and secondary precepts, Synderesis Rule, the Catholic Church, Hume's 'is-ought' fallacy, case studies such as the AIDs crisis, UK Law, the Doctrine of Double Effect, and more. Key thinkers in this essay include: Aquinas, th...