Philosophy of Religion, Religious Experience. A detailed five page Mind-Map covering key philosophers such as Schleiemacher and Swinburne. Exploring the key concepts of the argument alongside strengths and weaknesses - perfect for essay planning and revision. A* worthy!

A collection of summary posters outlining Plato, Aristotle, the mind body problem, Natural law, Situation ethics, Euthanasia, Utilitarianism and Mahayana Buddhism

Revision notes for year 1 OCR philosophy on the arguments on observation which are in depth explaining all of the AO1 and AO2 points with in an depth clear evaluation table with key philosophers for each AO2 question

This is an in-depth summary of all you need to know to get an A* on an essay concerning the the Cosmological Argument. It includes the main philosophers of Aquinas with his 3 arguments for the CA, Hume with his criticisms, Leibniz with his Principle of Sufficient Reason and much more (e.g the Kalam Argument)! It also includes key quotes and the views of other key philosophers who argue for and against the CA. This is is the only resource you need to boss the CA!

This is an in-depth summary of all you need to know to get an A* on an essay concerning the the Teleological Argument. It includes the main philosophers of Paley with his watch analogy, Hume with his criticisms of the Design Argument and Aquinas' 5t way teleological argument. It also includes key quotes and the views of other key philosophers who argue for and against the TA. This is is the only resource you need to boss the TA!

Detailed notes about the mind/body problem for the OCR A level Philosophy exam. Contains scholars, quotations and analysis or viewpoints. Handwritten clearly and colour coded for ease of reading.

These are detailed notes including quotes, key scholars, information and analysis. Includes details about the Problem of Evil, the Augustinian theodicy, the Irenaean theodicy (including John Hick’s contributions) and analysis. I am predicted an A* for this subject, with these notes. Clearly handwritten and colour coded for ease of reading.

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.

I have covered all units using various arguments from different philosophers and their apporaches. It is colour coded on some pages to reduce confusion. See the tags to see tpoics. OCR exam board A level.

Here is an essay question for the topic: Problem of evil. Specifically focusing on hick's theodicy and his justification for the evil presented in the work.