<p>This is particularly aimed for people wanting to study law at university and this PS gives a structure and outline of potential aspects to include when writing your personal statement.</p>

<p>Questions include</p> <ol> <li>Explain the determinist approach<br /> Q2 Kant’s ethical theory does provide a helpful approach to moral decision making. (15)<br /> Q3. Explain religious and non religious views on conscience.</li> </ol>

<p>This will certainly help GCSE students in preparation for their GCSE exam for english literature as a good way to revise key quotes from this novel as the exam is closed</p>

<p>Three questions:<br /> Examine non-religious views about the nature of conscience. (10)<br /> “Religious believers should always obey their conscience” Evaluate this claim. (15)<br /> Examine the role of conscience is making moral decisions about adultery. (10)</p>

<p>This example essay concerns the OAPA offences and the defences associated with it. It received a 1st class and I can assure you that a similar format will get you a high mark.</p>

<p>This is required for a typical 10 mark question at Alevel. It can also be used for the AQA board and or alternative boards.</p>

<p>DETAILED revision notes on divine command theory, naturalism and non- naturalism theories and strengths and weaknesses of these.</p>

<p>DETAILED revision notes on the whole unit incorperating everything in the self-death and after life unit.</p>

<p>This is for students taking the new spec for Alevel law and is also okay for AQA and OCR and or alternative boards doing ALEVEL law.</p>

<p>Clear and detailed notes on characters and themes and analysing the impact and effect it has on the story itself and on the audience. This will certainly help students in preparation for their GCSE English literature exam and I can guarantee that the excellent analysis of key themes and characters will certainly get you the higher grade at</p>

<p>Arguments for the existence of God, detailed revision notes on the telelogical ontological arguments.</p>

<p>Natural moral law is too inflexible to be applied satisfactorily to modern issues. Assess this view:</p>

<p>DETAILED revision notes on Kant and his ideas, required for the exam.</p>

<p>This contains DETAILED revision notes on every aspect of religious language for the AQA new spec.</p>

<p>Consideration essay</p>