G571 AS Philosophy of Religion (H173)

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Religious Studies AS/A level: OCR Philosophy - A summary of body, mind and soul notes
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    Religious Studies AS/A level: OCR Philosophy - A summary of body, mind and soul notes

  • This document includes a 3 page simple summary of the topic body, mind and soul for AS and A level. What's inside: - Possible questions that may come up - Plato's theory - Aristotle's theory - Descartes and Hume's theory - Hard materialism; identity theory, behaviourism, idealism, biological materialism - Soft materialism - Hick's replica theory These notes may be slightly incomplete as due to COVID-19, the content for RS A level in 2022 was reduced - therefore, these notes a...
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Philosophy Notes: AS/A1 Religious Studies (OCR)
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    Philosophy Notes: AS/A1 Religious Studies (OCR)

  • This is a comprehensive set of notes covering all of the Philosophy content in AS/A1 Level Religious Studies (OCR). Alongside the taught content, there are detailed arguments to use in exam essays, with full names of scholars to back up these arguments. There are also logical counter-arguments that can be used to support/disprove arguments in exam essays. I created these notes, which helped me to achieve an A* in Religious Studies, which included receiving a mark of 117 out of 120 in one of...
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Plato and Aristotle presentation
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    Plato and Aristotle presentation

  • Presentation demonstrating the opening module of OCR A level philosophy of religion. Discussing ideas of Plato’s ideas of the world of the forms in comparison with Aristotle 4 causes and the prime mover
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Is Existence a predicate- The Ontological Argument
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    Is Existence a predicate- The Ontological Argument

  • This essay explores one of the fundamental issues of the Ontological argument- the assumption that existence can be treated as a predicate. Using Kant and Gaunillo's critiques of the argument to provide a convincing argument that existence can not be treated as a predicate. This essay plan has been checked by an Alevel RS teacher
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The Ontological Argument Summary - key ideas and criticisms
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    The Ontological Argument Summary - key ideas and criticisms

  • This document features all important material related to the Ontological Argument according to the OCR Religious Studies specification - both formulations of the Ontological Argument found in Anselm’s Proslogion and its supporting argument as posed by Descartes, as well as the criticisms of contemporary theologians like Gaunilo and later philsosophers like Kant and Hume. It also features key definitions and explanations of concepts like a priori and deductive arguments. Hopefully you find thi...
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 ‘Critically assess the significance of augustine’s teachings on human relationships before the fall’ (40)
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    ‘Critically assess the significance of augustine’s teachings on human relationships before the fall’ (40)

  • An A* essay on an A-level OCR Augustine paper. This is one of the more complicated questions so I've made sure this involves content specifically relevant to the question about relationships and significance- this is useful for finding information not given by the revision guides. Total 39/40 for this essay. I covered significance within Augustine's own theology, significance within general theology/ethics, and significance within society.
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A Level  Problem of Evil Essay Philosophy of Religion
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    A Level Problem of Evil Essay Philosophy of Religion

  • An A* philosophy of religion essay titled 'it is impossible to defend God in the face of evil'. It covers Augustine and Irenaeus' theodicies, as well as Hick's counterfactual thesis and both the logical and evidential problems.
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A* essay (36/40) "Evaluate the view its is possible to defend monotheism in the face of evil"
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    A* essay (36/40) "Evaluate the view its is possible to defend monotheism in the face of evil"

  • OCR Religious Studies AS/A level A* essay (36/40) "Evaluate the view its is possible to defend monotheism in the face of evil"
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