1. Helpful starter sentences for AO1
End of chapter essay
Helpful starter sentences for AO1

2. useful sentences for AO1:
In this passage Jamieson observes that contemporary moral philosophers have taken up questions about…..for example….They challenge traditional moral thinking like…..This could link to….
Jamieson says he is mainly concerned with questions about moral theory rather than with questions in moral theory. By this he means…..
When Jamieson claims ‘moral theorizing is something that real people do in everyday life’ he means…..For example….This could link to….
How do people go about making moral decisions? Do people have ‘special responsibilities and obligations’? Jamieson is referring to….. In practice this might mean….. This could link to….
Although we might engage in moral theorizing, this does not result in ‘creation of a full blown moral theory’ because…. For example….
Often we end up making moral decisions based on….For example, a ‘conversational niche’ might be….
To summarize, in this passage Jamieson is saying….

3. useful sentences for AO2:
Does Jamieson’s passage have implications for human experience and religion?
In many ways yes because….
Jamieson’s passage shows ………In this essay I will be showing my point of view and the implications for religion and human experience.
I agree with Jamieson when he suggests we have obligations and special responsibilities….
I also agree with Jamieson where he suggests we apply role reversal tests to see what we would do in certain situations……
I agree with Jamieson when he says moral theorizing is something ordinary people do….
I think we consider other people’s moral dilemmas because…
When looking at the implications for human experience Jameson shows how we use empathy towards people……
When looking at the implications for religion Jamieson shows ……
In conclusion, this passage has implications for humans and religion because….. I would argue the most significant implications are…..