OCR • Religious Studies

Providing an in depth summary of Ontological Argument OCR Philosophy A Level Course.

A* University of Oxford student’s complete summary notes for A-Level OCR Religion, Philosophy and Ethics Paper 1 (Philosophy) Includes: Up-to-date specification and possible questions on each topic Condensed and simplified AO1 (information) and AO2 (evaluation) slides This PowerPoint covers the entire paper - enough for an A* but not too overwhelming…

A* University of Oxford student’s complete summary notes for A-Level OCR Religion, Philosophy and Ethics Paper 2 (Ethics) Includes: Up-to-date specification and possible questions on each topic Condensed and simplified AO1 (information) and AO2 (evaluation) slides This PowerPoint covers the entire paper - enough for an A* but not too overwhelming…

A* University of Oxford student’s complete summary notes for A-Level OCR Religion, Philosophy and Ethics Paper 3 (Christianity) Includes: Up-to-date specification and possible questions on each topic Condensed and simplified AO1 (information) and AO2 (evaluation) slides This PowerPoint covers the entire paper - enough for an A* but not too overwhelming…

In depth and detailed summary notes for OCR Religious Studies: Conscience. Made by an A* student who is now studying at Oxford. Comprehensive notes perfect for essay plans.

In depth and detailed summary notes for OCR Religious Studies: Meta ethics. Made by an A* student who is now studying at Oxford. Comprehensive notes perfect for essay plans.

In depth and detailed summary notes for OCR Religious Studies: Nature and Attributes of God (omniscience, omnibenevolence, eternity, free will). Made by an A* student who is now studying at Oxford. Comprehensive notes perfect for essay plans.

In depth and detailed summary notes for OCR Religious Studies: Nature and Attributes of God (Omnipotence). Made by an A* student who is now studying at Oxford. Comprehensive notes perfect for essay plans.

In depth and detailed summary notes for OCR Religious Studies: Problem of Evil. Made by an A* student who is now studying at Oxford. Comprehensive notes perfect for essay plans.

Full mark 40/40 exam style response example essay, focussing on the topic of religious language

An essay which assess the view that the Fall ahs completely removed all natural human knowledge of God as taught under OCR A Level RS H573/03 Developments in Christian Thought

An essay which evaluates Plato’s reliance on reason as a way to gain knowledge as taught under OCR A Level RS H573/01 Philosophy of Religion

An essay which analyses Aristotle's 'Four Causes' as taught under OCR A Level RS H573/01 Philosophy of Religion

An essay which assesses the extent to which Hume successfully argues that observation does not prove the existence of God as taught under OCR A Level RS H573/01 Philosophy of Religion

An essay which debates whether Christians can justify civil disobedience as taught under the 'Christian Moral Action' topic under OCR A Leve RS H573/03 Developments in Christian Thought, referencing the teachings of Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

The essay received 39/40 when marked receiving an A* grade. This essay writes on 3 of Humes challenges, 1 per paragraph, to Paley’s teleological argument, those being: 1. Questioning aptness of Paley’s argument. 2. Highlighting the Irrational Conclusion to believing in specifically a Christian God from the teleological argument. 3. Humes understanding of causality and Humes Fork.

Full OCR topic summary Religious Experience

This essay plan is super detailed! And includes some really good points and counterarguments along with examples and cases. We did this essay plan with the class with the help of our teacher, so it would guarantee an A*!

This document provides essay plans based on all of the normative theories and applies them to sexual ethics. I.e. how useful are these normative theories to sexual ethics?

This 16 page booklet includes everything you need to know for sexual ethics! It has practice questions, AO1 information on premarital, extramarital sex and homosexuality as well as their issues. There are also LOTS of essay plans which include applied ethics such as utilitarianism, situation ethics, natural law and kantian ethics. The essay plan questions are: Question 1 - Should choices in the area of sexual behaviour be entirely private and personal, or should they be subject to societal...