Vardy Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This 37/40 (A* grade) A-Level essay on Christian Moral Principles in Developments in Christian Thought, Religious Studies provides a great revision and learning tool for A-Level students. This can help with essay techniques as well as covering all key content and wider knowledge around this topic. Key points and themes in this essay include: - Jesus' Golden Rule and theonomous Christian ethics - the incarnation of Christ - scripture and Biblical quotes - Augustine's theodicy - agape ...

This 34/40 (A* grade essay) provides a great revision and learning resource to A-Level Philosophy and Religious Studies students. It covers the topic of Nature and Attributes of God with a wide range of thinkers and wider knowledge around the topic. Key themes in this essay are: complete power, the omnipotence paradox, biblical interpretations and contradictions, god being constrained by logic, self-limited omnipotence, the inconsistent triad, free will, and more. Key thinkers in this ess...

Discusses the nature of God regarding His omnipotence surrounding what is logically possible. I argue against the statement, instead arguing for Vardy and Macquarie's "Self-Imposed Limitation" approach. I include 3 paragraphs: Para 1: Descartes and Anselm Para 2: Aquinas and Swinburne Para 3: Vary and Macquarie

An example essay that achieved an A*. I hope it's helpful.

These notes helped me to achieve an A* and summaries the following: - What sexual ethics is - Views of Peter Vardy - What the Bible says - Church teachings - Roman Catholic views - Views of Jack Dominion - Liberal Protestantism’s views - Evangelic Protestantism’s views - Libertarian approaches - Feminist perspectives

Richard Vardy critical interpretations for Hamlet questions, perfect for essays. Used to get 100% in OCR English Literature A-Level.

This 17-page booklet includes every single argument/scholar/piece of information you need to know for the topic AND includes synoptic links which are absolutely essential to achieve an A*. I only used this booklet to revise for my A level and got an A*! What's inside: - Possible practice questions Omnipotence: - God can do anything, including the impossible (Descartes, Anselm) with criticisms - God can only do the possible and logical (Aquinas, Swinburne) with criticisms - God delib...

This essay covers unit 6.1 (d) and (e) of the Edexcel Religious Studies specification - Replica theory and resurrection - in unit 6 Influences of developments in religious belief. It is used in Section C of Paper 1 (Question 4), includes a synoptic link, and can be tailored to earlier questions of the paper. The essay first defines the debate by providing different explanations of the soul, covering 6.1 (a), and goes on to explain key ideas about replica theory and resurrection, including ideas ...

Notes covering the H573/01 Philosophy of Religion topic of the Cosmological Argument, with explanation and notes covering all the necessary content for the exams.