I'm feeling quite happy about the exam, but I prefer the investigations paper. I'll most likely answer Cosmological, Problem of Evil and Utilitarianism, but I would answer Design or Situation Ethics if I had to.
I'm feeling quite happy about the exam, but I prefer the investigations paper. I'll most likely answer Cosmological, Problem of Evil and Utilitarianism, but I would answer Design or Situation Ethics if I had to.
Ah, I absolutely hate the investigation paper! Not looking forward!
Ah, I absolutely hate the investigation paper! Not looking forward!
I hated it at first but then I basically learnt one essay off by heart and I've been adapting it for the different questions. We do medical ethics as well, which I love. What topic have you done for yours?
I hated it at first but then I basically learnt one essay off by heart and I've been adapting it for the different questions. We do medical ethics as well, which I love. What topic have you done for yours?
Medical ethics- abortionI really wanted to do euthanasia but our school picked abortion
I think im on a different exam boards but my topics are cosmological argument, psychology of religion (Freud and Jung), Utilitarianism (Act and Rule) and Situation Ethics. I'm personally not looking forward to the philosophy I have hardly any quotes.
To those doing Problem of Evil and Suffering - how are you concluding and what have you written for part two?
I've focussed on Augustine and a little on Irenaeus and Hick but I am going over it now and I feel like I'm completely wrong and haven't written enough.
I think I've gone completely off topic and now I'm panicking so much! Haha.
Also I am re-sitting and did Miracles last year so I feel so unprepared. Any advise or tips for the 2nd part of the Problem of Evil would be amazing!!
To those doing Problem of Evil and Suffering - how are you concluding and what have you written for part two?
I've focussed on Augustine and a little on Irenaeus and Hick but I am going over it now and I feel like I'm completely wrong and haven't written enough.
I think I've gone completely off topic and now I'm panicking so much! Haha.
Also I am re-sitting and did Miracles last year so I feel so unprepared. Any advise or tips for the 2nd part of the Problem of Evil would be amazing!!
In part A if they ask for 2 solutions to the POV then you talk about Irenaeus and Augustine and in part B you are most likely asked to compare the two. However, if they ask for 1, then in part B they will ask you to compare one against the other e.g. if Augustine was part A then in part B you would evaluate why Ireneaus is better.
Im doing utilitarinism, evil and suffering and teleological. does anyone have any tips for writing a really god A02?
if you are asked for strengths then you use this structure; - strength - weakness - strength for each paragraph If weakness then you use this structure; - weakness - strength - weakness (you can evaluate more if you have enough time)
In part A if they ask for 2 solutions to the POV then you talk about Irenaeus and Augustine and in part B you are most likely asked to compare the two. However, if they ask for 1, then in part B they will ask you to compare one against the other e.g. if Augustine was part A then in part B you would evaluate why Ireneaus is better.
Late reply sorry, but thank you so much. I saw it last night, but I forgot to reply haha. But thank you!
I am so happy the questions were pretty straightforward :-)