40-mark essays
Mia reads your essay for AO1 and AO2 and points to the lines to change. No mark or grade is shown.
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In the course
- Mind, body and a confusion of categories
- The ontological argument and existence
- Religious experience and testimony
- A timeless God, foreknowledge and judgement
- Analogy and calling God good
- Mitchell and the falsification debate
- Natural law and telos
- Kant, reason and feeling
- Ending a life and letting die
- Are there moral facts?
- Guilt: Aquinas and Freud
- Sexual ethics: private or public
- Augustine: can humans be good without grace?
- Has the Fall removed natural knowledge of God?
- Bonhoeffer: a duty to disobey?
- Pluralism and central Christian beliefs
- Can a male saviour save women?
- Should Christians take the side of the poor?