By the end of today’s lesson you will: Have reinforced your knowledge and understanding of Pelagius and Arminius’ beliefs on free will. Have examined the implications of free will on religious beliefs in relation to: God’s omnipotence God’s omnibenevolence Prayer Miracles Evil Skills Focus - AO1 – knowledge and understanding - Specialist language and vocabulary

Spec Check – Component 3: Ethics Theme 4: Determinism and Free Will AO1 – Knowledge and Understanding AO2 – Issues for Analysis and Evaluation F) The implications of libertarianism and free will: The implications of libertarianism on moral responsibility: the worth of human ideas of rightness, wrongness and moral value, the value in blaming moral agents for immoral acts, the usefulness of normative ethics. The implications of free will on religious belief: the link between God and evil, the implications for God’s omnipotence and omnibenevolence, the use of prayer and the existence of miracles. How convincing are religious views on free will. The degree to which free will makes the use of prayer irrelevant.

Starter Kahoot: Free Will (Pelagius and Arminius)

The implications of free will on religious belief Independent Task: – no textbook, no talking … just your brain! Make notes on the implications of free will on these religious beliefs: 4 minutes The implications of free will on religious belief God’s omnipotence God’s omnibenevolence Prayer Miracles God and Evil

The implications of free will on religious belief With your ‘elbow buddy’: Share ideas. Develop your notes. The implications of free will on religious belief God’s omnipotence God’s omnibenevolence Prayer Miracles God and Evil

The implications of free will on religious belief Class feedback: Share ideas with the class. Develop your notes. The implications of free will on religious belief God’s omnipotence God’s omnibenevolence Prayer Miracles God and Evil

The implications of free will on religious belief Read pages 78-80 of your workbook. After each section, discuss key ideas with your elbow buddy. Add key information to your notes. Make sure you include: scholars quotes specialist vocabulary examples The implications of free will on religious belief God’s omnipotence God’s omnibenevolence Prayer Miracles God and Evil

AO1 Write Up God’s omnipotence God’s omnibenevolence Prayer Miracles Examine the implications of free will on religious belief. [20 marks] PEEL Point – make a point Explain – explain that point Evidence /examples – provide evidence / examples to support the point. (Scholars ideas/quotes/analogies are good to use here) Link – link to the question and the paragraph which follows You must mention: God’s omnipotence God’s omnibenevolence Prayer Miracles Evil Scholars Examples

Plenary: Quiz Five teams: God’s omnipotence God’s omnibenevolence Prayer Miracles Evil Each team must write 2 questions on your given topic for the class quiz.

Learning Check … By the end of today’s lesson you will: Have reinforced your knowledge and understanding of Pelagius and Arminius’ beliefs on free will. Have examined the implications of free will on religious beliefs in relation to: God’s omnipotence God’s omnibenevolence Prayer Miracles Evil

By the end of today’s lesson you will: Have examined the implications of libertarianism on moral responsibility in relation to: The worth of human ideas of rightness, wrongness and moral value The value in blaming moral agents for immoral acts The usefulness of normative ethics Skills Focus - AO1 – knowledge and understanding - Specialist language and vocabulary

The Implications of Libertarianism on Moral Responsibility What are the implications of libertarianism on moral responsibility? Consider: The worth of human ideas of rightness, wrongness and moral value The value in blaming moral agents for immoral acts The usefulness of normative ethics

Make a plan for one of the following…… Explain the implications of predestination on religious belief (20) Explain the implications of religious freewill on religious belief (20) Explain the implications of determinism on moral responsibility (20) Explain the implications of libertarianism on moral responsibility (20) PEEL – what points would you make? Which scholars would you include?

AO1 Write Up – Independent Task Examine the implications of libertarianism on moral responsibility. [20 marks] PEEL Point – make a point Explain – explain that point Evidence /examples – provide evidence / examples to support the point. (Scholars ideas/quotes/analogies are good to use here) Link – link to the question and the paragraph which follows Before you answer this question, read p77-78 in your workbook and make notes of points to include in your answer. Look back at your notes from class feedback too. You must mention: The worth of human ideas of rightness, wrongness and moral value. The value in blaming moral agents for immoral acts. The usefulness of normative ethics. Scholars Specialist vocabulary Examples

By the end of today’s lesson you will: Have examined the implications of libertarianism on moral responsibility in relation to: The worth of human ideas of rightness, wrongness and moral value The value in blaming moral agents for immoral acts The usefulness of normative ethics Skills Focus - AO1 – knowledge and understanding - Specialist language and vocabulary