OCR • Religious Studies

A complete summary of the OCR A Level Religious studies course, covering H573/01 Philosophy of Religion, H573/02 Religion and Ethics, H573/03 Developments in Christian Thought, with detailed notes and explanations on each topic necessary for the exams.

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

Notes covering the H573/01 Philosophy of Religion topic of the Soul, Mind, and Body Problem, with explanation and notes covering all the necessary content for the exams.

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

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

This essay examines whether humans have an innate knowledge of God , if it intrinsically wired into humans from birth. Or if we understand God through scriptures and bible which is revealed at an epistemic distance .

This essay examines whether Jesus can only be described as a liberator or if he can be described as a teacher or the son of God aswell. IT includes all the content to answering any Jesus question.

This essay explores heaven and hell as a spiritual and physical place and draws upon both sides of the argument. Includes all the scholars and A02 to get the high marks in the exam.

This essay crucially examines whether it is more logical to understand purgatory or hell. IT includes all the content needed to approach this question as it is a difficult subject.

This essay examines whether Utilitarianism is the best normative ethical approach when making moral decisions, or if situation ethics/ natural moral law can be used. It includes all the content needed to approach this question.

This essay crucially examines ethical principles and moral problems which arise within the business's environment, and how business who only strive for making profit it only leads to unethical consequences. This essay gives an overview of what to include in this essay for the OCR exam board.

This essay mainly focusses on Wittgenstein and the criticisms of it

The question does not specifically mention Aquinas or Freud but the mention of divine powers within the conscience alludes to Aquinas. This means that it is imperative to discuss Freud. This essay is rather long, but something similar may be achieved under timed conditions.

I made detailed notes for Pluralism and Theology. This includes AO1 notes with parts for AO2 (Evaluation)

This comprehensive document provides an in-depth, complete, and well-written set of notes for the OCR A Level RS - Religion and Ethics module. Designed to assist students in their preparation for examinations and enhance their understanding of the subject, these notes cover all key topics, concepts, and principles required for success in the exams. They contain material for both AO1 (knowledge) and AO2 (evaluation).

This comprehensive document provides an in-depth, complete, and well-written set of notes for the OCR A Level RS - Philosophy of Religion module. Designed to assist students in their preparation for examinations and enhance their understanding of the subject, these notes cover all key topics, concepts, and principles required for success in the exams. They contain material for both AO1 (knowledge) and AO2 (evaluation).

Some detailed notes and brief essay plans for Christian part of RS OCR a level course

A couple of essay plans for each topic within Year 1 OCR RS A level in Christian thought

Person of Jesus Christ mind map for developments in Christian thoughts OCR Religious Studies A level :)

Death and the afterlife mind map for developments in Christian thoughts OCR Religious Studies A level :)