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Hi all, I am currently a head of dept at mixed state school. My practice involves quite a lot of visual simulations and responses that follow. My specialism is ethics within Philosophy/Religious Studies course.
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Hi all,
I am currently a head of dept at mixed state school. My practice involves quite a lot of visual simulations and responses that follow. My specialism is ethics within Philosophy/Religious Studies course.
All resources
Kantian ethics with W.D Ross
Here the slides contain several quotes ready to print and students should consider strengths and weaknesses of each.
Also considers Ross's contribution towards deontology.
Introduction to religion and morality
Here is an As level introduction to religion and morality.
Please feel free to use and leave feedback.
Aristotle and the Kalam argument
Aristotle's attitude towards God with later developments of WIlliam Craig
Aquinas- the cosmological argument- 5 ways
A full lesson examining the philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas and the 5 ways. This is his cosmological argument.
Please feel free to comment and leave some feedback.
Aristotle and Virtue Ethics
Aristotle and virtue ethics. Discussion on the golden mean/doctrine of the mean. Students have tasks throughout the slides.
Please feel free to leave comments.
Introduction to utilitarianism
Here students will be given an introduction to utilitarianism. Tasks and thought experiments throughout.
KS5- The naturalistic fallacy
Edexcel's a2 Religious Studies lesson concering G.E.Moore and Hume with the naturalistic fallacy. Any feedback is usually appreciated. Enjoy.
The nature of God- Omniscient, Omnipotent, Omniben
Here is a A-Level definition of God lesson with philosophical contributions.
Please feel free to leave any comments.
Divine Command Ethics/Theory
Divine Command ethics with tasks for students to complete.
Intended for Edexcel's Religious Studies course, Unit 3.
Please feel free to leave comments.
Intro to Natural Moral Law Aristotle/Aquinas
This is an introduction to natural moral law steaming from Aristotle to St. Thomas Aquinas.