AQA A-level Religious Studies Year 1 notes (1st edition)

AO1 Summary of Paley's Teleological Argument (Design Argument). The text has a light blue background and a large font for easy accessibility. Bullet points are used, with bold and italics for emphasis on key points. Table at the end of the document to summarise all information in one place. Based on recommended AQA texts.

These high-quality revision notes cover two key topics for A-Level Philosophy and Ethics (OCR or similar exam boards): 1. Applied Ethics – Non-Human Life Detailed breakdown of how major ethical theories (Natural Moral Law, Situation Ethics, and Virtue Ethics) apply to real-world animal ethics issues, including: -Intensive farming -Cloning -Blood sports -Organ transplants Each theory is clearly explained and applied to the case studies with evaluative points for strong essay writing....

A summary of 'The Teleological Argument' from the AQA AS and A-Level Religious Studies specification (7062/7061). Contains a five-page overview of Paley's teleological argument, arguments for and against this view (including philosophers Swinburne, Hume, and Dawkins), key quotes, and key things to remember for the exam. This summary will be particularly useful for students revising for the AQA A Level Paper 1: Philosophy of Religion and Ethics exam. The teleological argument of design is asses...

A comprehensive summary of the chapter Good Conduct and Key moral principles

These high-quality revision notes cover two key topics for A-Level Philosophy and Ethics (OCR or similar exam boards): 1. Applied Ethics – Non-Human Life Detailed breakdown of how major ethical theories (Natural Moral Law, Situation Ethics, and Virtue Ethics) apply to real-world animal ethics issues, including: -Intensive farming -Cloning -Blood sports -Organ transplants Each theory is clearly explained and applied to the case studies with evaluative points for strong essay writing....

AO1 Summary of Paley's Teleological Argument (Design Argument). The text has a light blue background and a large font for easy accessibility. Bullet points are used, with bold and italics for emphasis on key points. Table at the end of the document to summarise all information in one place. Based on recommended AQA texts.

A summary of 'The Teleological Argument' from the AQA AS and A-Level Religious Studies specification (7062/7061). Contains a five-page overview of Paley's teleological argument, arguments for and against this view (including philosophers Swinburne, Hume, and Dawkins), key quotes, and key things to remember for the exam. This summary will be particularly useful for students revising for the AQA A Level Paper 1: Philosophy of Religion and Ethics exam. The teleological argument of design is asses...

A comprehensive summary of the chapter Good Conduct and Key moral principles

Full, in-depth summary of the Design Argument, including a detailed outline and comprehensive evaluation, as well as all relevant quotations. The individual topics within the argument are outlined clearly and accompanied by full elaboration. All possible points that can be examined are included.

Full and detailed summary of Religious Experience, including examples whenever relevant (e.g. for each type of vision). All potentially relevant quotations are included and in-depth evaluation is included as well as any important proponents and notable works.

In-depth summary of the Ontological Argument, with all of the individual arguments (e.g. Proslogium 2, Proslogium 3 etc.) broken down coherently and in an order that is easy to follow. All possible information that could be examined is given here in a great deal of detail.