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Religious language: AQA A‑Level Religious Studies questions

Every AQA A-Level Religious Studies exam question on 1A.4 Religious language, 2020–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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  1. Q02.2

    June 2024 · Paper 1

    15 marks1A.4 Religious language
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  2. Q02.1

    June 2023 · Paper 1

    10 marks1A.4 Religious language
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  3. Q02.2

    June 2022 · Paper 1

    15 marks1A.4 Religious language
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  4. Q02.2

    November 2021 · Paper 1

    15 marks1A.4 Religious language
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  5. Q04.1

    November 2020 · Paper 2A

    25 marksA.10 The dialogue between Buddhism and philosophy1A.4 Religious language
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  6. Q04.1

    November 2020 · Paper 2B

    25 marksB.10 The dialogue between Christianity and philosophy1A.4 Religious language
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  7. Q04.1

    November 2020 · Paper 2C

    25 marksC.10 The dialogue between Hinduism and philosophy1A.4 Religious language
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  8. Q04.1

    November 2020 · Paper 2D

    25 marksD.10 The dialogue between Islam and philosophy1A.4 Religious language
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  9. Q04.1

    November 2020 · Paper 2E

    25 marksE.10 The dialogue between Judaism and philosophy1A.4 Religious language
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All 9 questions on Religious language, as a list
  1. June 2024, Paper 1, Q02.2 (15 marks): ‘Hare’s theory of Bliks shows that religious language is meaningful.’ Evaluate this claim.
  2. June 2023, Paper 1, Q02.1 (10 marks): Examine Hick’s argument that religious language is meaningful because it will be verified eschatologically.
  3. June 2022, Paper 1, Q02.2 (15 marks): ‘The falsification principle shows that religious language is meaningless.’ Evaluate this claim.
  4. November 2021, Paper 1, Q02.2 (15 marks): ‘Religious language should be viewed non-cognitively.’ Evaluate this claim.
  5. November 2020, Paper 2A, Q04.1 (25 marks): ‘Buddhist statements about Nirvana are meaningful only for Buddhists.’ Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Buddhism
  6. November 2020, Paper 2B, Q04.1 (25 marks): ‘Christian statements about God are meaningful only for Christians.’ Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Christiani
  7. November 2020, Paper 2C, Q04.1 (25 marks): ‘Hindu statements about Brahman are meaningful only for Hindus.’ Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Hinduism and p
  8. November 2020, Paper 2D, Q04.1 (25 marks): ‘Muslim statements about God are meaningful only for Muslims.’ Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Islam and philos
  9. November 2020, Paper 2E, Q04.1 (25 marks): ‘Jewish statements about God are meaningful only for Jews.’ Critically examine and evaluate this view with reference to the dialogue between Judaism and philoso

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