G581 A2 Philosophy of Religion (G581-A2)

This 17-page booklet includes every single argument/scholar/piece of information you need to know for the topic AND includes synoptic links which are absolutely essential to achieve an A*. I only used this booklet to revise for my A level and got an A*! What's inside: - Possible practice questions Omnipotence: - God can do anything, including the impossible (Descartes, Anselm) with criticisms - God can only do the possible and logical (Aquinas, Swinburne) with criticisms - God delibe...

This was written in my first year of sixth form, achieving a grade A+ and discussing Aristotle's theory and his understanding of reality

The A2 section of the OCR A Level philosophy of religion specification is thoroughly addressed in this study guide. It provides a comprehensive coverage with meticulously organized, detailed, and clear notes. Additionally, the guide includes enriching quotes, insights from renowned scholars, and well-structured essay plans designed to enhance your understanding and academic performance.

Full Knowledge for OCR A-Level RS Philosophy

An A** 40-mark A-Level Philosophy essay comparing Aristotle's Prime Mover with Plato's Form of the Good. From the Ancient Philosophical / Greek Influences topic within the OCR RS curriculum. Written by an A-Level student who achieved an A* in A-Level Religious Studies (a.k.a Philosophy and Ethics) (2022) and a Grade 9 (A**) in GCSE Religious Studies (2020)

A comprehensive set of detailed revision notes for The Nature of God. I produced these when studying for my a-levels in 2018-2020. They are in depth, cover all topics, and are well presented. I received an A* at a-level in this subject.

Notes on Mind, Body and Soul in accordance with the OCR Religious Studies specification. The notes provide information, scholars, ideas and quotes compiled from various resources from both within and outside of the curriculum.

An A** 40-mark A-Level Philosophy essay assessing the success of ontological arguments. From the Arguments Based on Reason topic within the OCR RS curriculum. Written by an A-Level student who achieved an A* in A-Level Religious Studies (a.k.a Philosophy and Ethics) (2022) and a Grade 9 (A**) in GCSE Religious Studies (2020)