These revision notes for the new OCR Religious Studies A level cover ideas about how we can gain knowledge about God. They cover natural and revealed theology with an evaluation of each. They are detailed and are to an A* standard.

These revision notes for the new OCR Religious Studies A level cover religious pluralism and its relevance to theology. They cover ideas about exclusivism (narrow and broad), inclusivism and pluralism and include an evaluation of each idea. They are detailed and are to an A* standard.

These revision notes for the new OCR Religious Studies A level cover the issues of gender and how it impacts theology. They cover the view of Mary Daly and Rosemary Radford Ruether, including and evaluation of each of their ideas and responses from other scholars. They are detailed and are to an A* standard.

These revision notes for the new OCR Religious Studies A level cover the challenge that secularism poses to religion. They cover the views of Freud and Dawkins, the issues of faith schools, the separation of the church and the state and the alternative provided by humanism. They are detailed and are to an A* standard.

These revision notes for the new OCR Religious Studies A level cover Augustine’s Teachings on Human Nature. They cover his early influences, his ideas about the fall and its consequences upon human nature and evaluation of his ideas from other scholars. They are detailed and are to an A* standard.

These revision notes for the new OCR Religious Studies A level cover ideas about death and the afterlife. They cover ideas about resurrection, heaven, hell, purgatory, election and universalism and include evaluation of the ideas. They are detailed and are to an A* standard.

These revision notes for the new OCR Religious Studies A level cover different ideas about the person of Jesus. They discuss Jesus as the Son of God, as a teacher of wisdom and as a (political) liberator including ideas from a variety of scholars. They are detailed and are to an A* standard.

These revision notes for the new OCR Religious Studies A level cover the different ways that Christians might form their moral principles, namely theonomous, heteronomous and autonomous morality. They include the arguments of various scholars and an evaluation of each idea. They are detailed and are to an A* standard.