<p>An introduction lesson to Theme A of the AQA GCSE specification (Relationships and Families). Looking at human sexuality according to Genesis and the Catechism of the Catholic Church.</p>

<p>Focussing on Hume’s objections to the Cosmological Argument</p>

<p>This is a lesson for Theme A (Relationships and Families). It includes the legal history of homosexuality in the UK and Christian beliefs.</p>

<p>Explanation of the Falsification Principle (Philosophy Theme 4 Eduqas)</p> <ul> <li>Karl Popper</li> <li>Anthony Flew</li> </ul>

<p>A lesson for Theme A (Relationships and Families). This lesson looks at Christian and secular arguments for and against pre-marital sex.</p>

<p>William Lane Craig’s Kalam Argument</p>

<p>This lesson is for Theme A (Relationships and Families).</p>

<p>Revision PowerPoint for Theme C: Existence of God and Revelation (AQA)</p>

<p>Revision PowerPoint for Theme A: Relationships and Families (AQA)</p>

<p>Explanation of the Verification Principle (Philosophy Theme 4 Eduqas).</p> <ul> <li>Logical Positivism</li> <li>A.J. Ayer</li> <li>Strong/Weak Verification</li> <li>Verification in principle and practicality</li> </ul>

<p>Eduqas Philosophy Theme 4<br /> Introduction to Religious Language including explanation of cognitive, non-cognitive, univocal and equivocal language.</p>

<p>This lesson explores Catholic teachings about human sexuality. It looks at Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body.</p>

<p>F.R. Tennant’s Anthropic and Aesthetic Principles</p>

<p>Explanation of the challenges to the Falsification Principle (Philosophy Theme 4 Eduqas)</p> <ul> <li>R.M. Hare</li> <li>Basil Mitchell</li> <li>Analysis of the challenges</li> </ul>

<p>Revision PowerPoint for Theme E: Crime and Punishment (AQA)</p>

<p>Explanation of the Inherent Problems of Religious Language (Philosophy Theme 4 Eduqas)</p> <ul> <li>Limits of language</li> <li>Issues with religious pronouncements and sacred texts</li> <li>No common shared experience/base</li> </ul>

<p>Explanation of the weaknesses of the Verification Principle (Philosophy Theme 4 Eduqas)</p> <ul> <li>the principle fails its own tests</li> <li>misunderstanding the nature of religious language</li> <li>limits to verification</li> <li>eschatological verification</li> </ul>

<p>Comprehensive revision document for Theme 3 (Religious Experience, Eduqas). Designed to be annotated alongside teacher explanation. Includes scholars, quotes and examples.</p>

<p>Comprehensive revision document for Theme 4 (Religious Language, Eduqas). Designed to be annotated alongside teacher explanation. Includes scholars, quotes and examples.</p>

<p>Comprehensive lesson on Aquinas’ first three ways. Includes detailed reference to primary texts and student activities.</p>

<p>A lesson detailing the first three ways of Aquinas’ Cosmological Argument.</p>