These notes helped me to achieve an A* and summarise the following: - basics of the argument - structure of the argument - other versions of the argument - criticisms

These notes helped me to achieve an A* and provide a summary on the following: - basics of the argument - early ideas of the argument - structure of the argument - other forms of the argument - strengths and weaknesses

This following essay provides the structure and content needed to achieve 9/12 in Pearson Edexcel Religious Studies regarding the Swinburne effect/argument on religious experience.

Summary of philosophy unit 1 - philosophical issues and questions specification. Design argument: Inductive reasoning, a posteriori types of arguments, interpretation of experience; Types of order and regularity, role of analogy, cumulative e/ect of evidence, anthropic principle, regularies of co-principle and regularities of succession; Strengths and weaknesses of Design Arguments: probability rather than proof, alternative interpretations, including evolution and deism, challenges to t...

Edexcel AS/A Level Religious Studies Philosophy - Unit 1 Philosophical Issues and Questions Contains: Design, Ontological and Cosmological Arguments for the Existence of God

The entire of the Cosmological argument, including ideas of order, motion and contingency from Aquinas and the Kalam Argument. Paired with diagram and evaluation. Printed 4 pages a slide, creates great flashcards- the ones I used myself.

Flashcards covering the entire of the Ontological argument, including ideas from Anselm, Descartes and Kant. Includes scholars opinions, diagrams and evaluation. Great printed 4 slides a page to make flashcards- the ones I used myself.