PEARSON (PEARSON) • Religious Studies 2016

These notes helped me to achieve an A* and summarises the following: - what religious belief is - the enlightenment - Freud and Marx (psychology and sociology) - Darwkin's (science) - postmodernism -criticisms and strengths

These notes helped me to achieve an A* and summarises philosophy extract 3 where Mitchell and Flew discuss the use of religious language.

These notes helped me to achieve an A* and summaries extract 2 where Flew and Hare discuss the use of religious language.

These notes helped me to achieve an A* and summarises the following: - what religious language is - the types of religious language - criticisms and strengths - alternative views

These notes helped me to achieve an A* and summarises the following: - basics of religious experiences - different types of religious experiences - examples of religious experiences - views of key philosophers on religious experiences - criticisms of religious experiences - strengths of religious experiences

These notes helped me to achieve and A* and summarises the following: - basics of the argument - structure of the argument - strengths and weaknesses

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

Concise notes introducing the reader to the ethical theory of utilitarianism. Includes background to Bentham and the historical context that influenced his creation of the theory. Suitable for AS/A Level students. This was made for the Edexcel spec however is suitable for anyone studying Ethics

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.