Divine Command Theory: Eduqas A‑Level Religious Studies questions
Every Eduqas A-Level Religious Studies exam question on 1A Divine Command Theory, 2017–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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All 12 questions on Divine Command Theory, as a list
- June 2024, Component 3, Q5(a) (20 marks): Explain Divine Command Theory. 0 5
- June 2024, Component 3, Q5(b) (30 marks): ‘Divine Command Theory is a better approach to ethics than Ethical Egoism.’ Evaluate this view.
- June 2024, AS Component 3, Q4(a) (25 marks): Explain the following challenges to Divine Command Theory: (i) the arbitrariness problem and (ii) the pluralism objection.
- June 2024, AS Component 3, Q4(b) (25 marks): ‘The challenges to Divine Command Theory clearly show it is not a good ethical theory.’ Evaluate this view.
- June 2022, AS Component 3, Q5(a) (25 marks): Explain Divine Command Theory, with reference to Robert Adams.
- June 2022, AS Component 3, Q5(b) (25 marks): ‘Divine Command Theory does not help religious believers to make moral decisions.’ Evaluate this view.
- Autumn 2020, AS Component 3, Q5(a) (25 marks): Explain Divine Command Theory.
- Autumn 2020, AS Component 3, Q5(b) (25 marks): ‘Morality is clearly whatever God commands.’ Evaluate this view.
- June 2019, Component 3, Q1(a) (20 marks): Explain how Robert Adams modified Divine Command Theory. 0 1
- June 2019, Component 3, Q1(b) (30 marks): ‘Morality is whatever God commands it to be.’ Evaluate this view.
- June 2018, AS Component 3, Q5(a) (25 marks): Explain the challenges to Divine Command Theory.
- June 2018, AS Component 3, Q5(b) (25 marks): ‘Divine Command Theory is a better approach to ethics than Ethical Egoism.’ Evaluate this view.
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