Includes notes on units 1-6 of the edexcel philosophy specification, ordered according to what is needed for the exam (philosophical issues and questions, the nature and influence of religious experience, the problem of evil and suffering, religious language, works of scholars, influences and devel...
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Summary of philosophy unit 1 - philosophical issues and questions specification. Design argument: Inducti ve reasoning, a posteriori types of arguments, interpretation of experience; Types of order and regularity, role of analogy, cumulati ve e/ect of evidence, anthropic principle, regulari es of c...
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Summary of Philosophy Unit 2 - the nature and influence of religious experience specification notes, including: 2.1 - The Nature of Religious Experience: Context of religious experience across religious traditions, range of dominions related to belief in God and/or ul mate reality, theisti c and ...
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Add to cartSummary of Philosophy Unit 2 - the nature and influence of religious experience specification notes, including: 2.1 - The Nature of Religious Experience: Context of religious experience across religious traditions, range of dominions related to belief in God and/or ul mate reality, theisti c and ...
Summary of Philosophy Unit 3 - the problem of evil and suffering specification, including: 3.1 - Problem of Evil and Su(ering The nature of the problem across a range of religious traditions, types of evil and suffering, moral and non-moral, the challenge to religious belief posed by the inconsi...
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Add to cartSummary of Philosophy Unit 3 - the problem of evil and suffering specification, including: 3.1 - Problem of Evil and Su(ering The nature of the problem across a range of religious traditions, types of evil and suffering, moral and non-moral, the challenge to religious belief posed by the inconsi...
A summary of Philosophy Unit 4 - Religious language specification, including: 4.1 - Analogy and Symbol Analogy: via nega tiva, knowledge about God may be gained by what God is not like, univocal language and problems of anthropomorphism, equivocal language and problems of a8ribu on, signi+cance ...
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Add to cartA summary of Philosophy Unit 4 - Religious language specification, including: 4.1 - Analogy and Symbol Analogy: via nega tiva, knowledge about God may be gained by what God is not like, univocal language and problems of anthropomorphism, equivocal language and problems of a8ribu on, signi+cance ...
Summary of Philosophy Unit 5 - works of scholars specification, including: 5.1 - Context to Critiques of Religious Belief and Points for Discussion Respec tive strengths and weaknesses of religious beliefs; Alterna tive explana tions, issues of probability and postmodern interpreta tions of reli...
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Add to cartSummary of Philosophy Unit 5 - works of scholars specification, including: 5.1 - Context to Critiques of Religious Belief and Points for Discussion Respec tive strengths and weaknesses of religious beliefs; Alterna tive explana tions, issues of probability and postmodern interpreta tions of reli...
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Summary of Philosophy Unit 6 - Influences and developments in religious belief, including: 6.1 - Views about Life After Death Across a Range of Religious Traditions Immortality of the soul: soul as non-physical and spiritual and con tinuing to exist a2er death of body, Rebirth: belief there is n...
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Add to cartSummary of Philosophy Unit 6 - Influences and developments in religious belief, including: 6.1 - Views about Life After Death Across a Range of Religious Traditions Immortality of the soul: soul as non-physical and spiritual and con tinuing to exist a2er death of body, Rebirth: belief there is n...
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