Aqa religious studies a2 ethics rst3a - free will, virtue ethics, science, et al.

Well that sucked. Virtue ethics and Free will, I'm here to see if anyone else put what I did. What did other people put? 😱🍍

Nobody In my class did sexual ethics although the question wasn't as bad. But what did y'all say about religious perspectives on libertarianism it was hard to come up with points 😬

we werent taught about sexual ethics because no one used to do the questions but i was reading them just thinking im sure i could wing this AO2. but i think i failed terribly, apparently we were supposed to write about Swinburne (not that i remember what he did) but i started writing crap about volition and conscience because i had no actual clue what i was doing lol. What did you put?

my class was literally never taught about swinburne in free will so im pretty sure nobody mentioned that, i did pretty much the same thing as you in terms of the conscience thing i also mentioned aquinas and the roman catholics but the ao2 was annoying i missed out a few things

did anyone do science & technology and VE? I forgot to capitalise VE in the essays, is that going to be an issue?!

I don't think so, but hey you never know AQA is like the *****iest exam board, they pretty much hate us, and I did VE but not science and technology. VE was not bad but then again I don't wanna be too confident because AQA is a snake, the AO2 was quite challenging though! how did you find it?

OMG Swineburne what? He's not even in the revision guide for free will :O, most people in my classed talked about the conscience which my teacher said it was fine, I spoke about the Catholic Church and Aquinas, as well as Aquinas's view of conscience and how he believes we have free will, But then i also spoke about the libertarian scholars such as Satre and Mill so I don't actually know anymore.

The AO2 was alright for me but i wished the AO2 was the AO1 instead because there was so much more to talk about for that, I just hope religious experience isn't a bad paper :/

its apparently about omniscience and omnipotence of god for Swinburne but i have no clue how that fits into the questions. I'm glad i'm not the only one to talk about conscience though, when i told my teacher i put about conscience and not swinburne he looked so disappointed and the whole time i felt like i majorly f****d up my exam paper, he said i'd get a few marks but it didnt sound promising so i felt terrible the whole day yesterday. I'm glad your teacher said it was fine however. Gives me more hope