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Hi everyone,
So i am posting on here really just for a bit of support as im feeling really worried about the exams coming up, got so much revision to do!
Was also wondering if any one on here has any predictions for questions? or good ways they revise P&E?
Any comments will be appreciated
Thank youuuu
So i am posting on here really just for a bit of support as im feeling really worried about the exams coming up, got so much revision to do!
Was also wondering if any one on here has any predictions for questions? or good ways they revise P&E?
Any comments will be appreciated
Thank youuuu
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Hi there guys m only doing A2 ethics but am making a whattsapp group please dm me if interested it will really help.
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(Original post by littlechicklet)
Hi everyone,
So i am posting on here really just for a bit of support as im feeling really worried about the exams coming up, got so much revision to do!
Was also wondering if any one on here has any predictions for questions? or good ways they revise P&E?
Any comments will be appreciated
Thank youuuu
Hi everyone,
So i am posting on here really just for a bit of support as im feeling really worried about the exams coming up, got so much revision to do!
Was also wondering if any one on here has any predictions for questions? or good ways they revise P&E?
Any comments will be appreciated
Thank youuuu
For revising, what works for me atm is to memorise one tiny section (e.g. William james' PINT) then go onto the next bit of the topic and memorise that (e.g. his three conclusions). When I memorise one part I say out loud the previous one as well to make sure I remember it until I've finished one topic (in this instance religious experience) then I come back to it in like an hour or the next day, get a piece of paper and wrote down all the I had memorised...
Sorry for long winded answer
Oh and you should make essay plans on past questions too (then you may find a pattern in what they look for in an answer)
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(Original post by De Re Publica)
Is anyone leaving out a topic (not revising/learning any, or one?)
Is anyone leaving out a topic (not revising/learning any, or one?)
Also leaving out revelation through scripture, myth and whether or not a good God should reward or punish, but these are just small snippets compared to the chunks of ethics I'm ignoring.
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(Original post by De Re Publica)
Is anyone leaving out a topic (not revising/learning any, or one?)
Is anyone leaving out a topic (not revising/learning any, or one?)
What are you planning on leaving out?
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Fair enough, for me it's Meta Ethics and the attributes of God - which is annoying as that's meant to turn up I believe?
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(Original post by De Re Publica)
Fair enough, for me it's Meta Ethics and the attributes of God - which is annoying as that's meant to turn up I believe?
Fair enough, for me it's Meta Ethics and the attributes of God - which is annoying as that's meant to turn up I believe?
I just can't be bothered revising meta ethics, my puny brain doesn't catch it's drift. Plus the applied ethics is so huge, definitely something on busuness/ environment and sexual ethics will come up
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My teacher feels very confident about vision and voices .Visions has came up once and also voices never so its very likely that it may be in our exam.
Does anyone have any notes on voices?
Does anyone have any notes on voices?
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(Original post by De Re Publica)
My guesses are voices, omnibenevolence, verification principle and miracles
My guesses are voices, omnibenevolence, verification principle and miracles
As long as i'm not forced to do any religious experience questions, i'll be thankful.
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(Original post by NOP97)
I'd take those last three.
As long as i'm not forced to do any religious experience questions, i'll be thankful.
I'd take those last three.
As long as i'm not forced to do any religious experience questions, i'll be thankful.
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(Original post by De Re Publica)
How would you go about structuring a verification response??
How would you go about structuring a verification response??
Use strong verification, weak verification, falsification, and Wittgenstein.
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(Original post by HTA18)
has anyone got notes on voices I need help with that ?
has anyone got notes on voices I need help with that ?
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I have got quite a lot of notes on voices but I can't attach them here so if you tell me your facebook or something I will happily send them to you
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(Original post by pakalu)
I have got quite a lot of notes on voices but I can't attach them here so if you tell me your facebook or something I will happily send them to you
I have got quite a lot of notes on voices but I can't attach them here so if you tell me your facebook or something I will happily send them to you
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(Original post by De Re Publica)
How did people find that??
How did people find that??
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