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This 15 page document is probably my most detailed booklet yet. It includes a summary of every theory in the problem of evil as well as their subsequent strengths and weaknesses. It also has detailed essay plans at the end. What's inside: - Key terms - Possible Exam Practice Questions - The logical problem of evil - Mackie and Epicurus - Strengths and weaknesses of the logical problem of evil - The evidential problem of evil - William Rowe - Responses to this ^ - Augustine's theo...

This 6 page document includes a summary of everything you need to know for the religious experience topic along with lots and lots of scholars' opinions on the topic. What's inside: - possible questions - Swinburne's 5 types of religious experience - Swinburne's two principles (Principle of credibility and principle of testimony) - Wittgenstein's views - Hick's views - William James' views - Key terms - James' Theory: philosophical pragmatism - Mysticism - Corporate religi...

This document is 13 pages which includes basic summaries of each argument as well as in-depth evaluations of each argument. What's inside: - Possible questions for the exam - The teleological argument (design) - The cosmological argument (causation) Teleological: - Aquinas' fifth way - Arguments from analogy; Aquinas' archer and arrow analogy, William Paley's watch analogy - Criticisms of the teleological argument including the challenge of evolution - Strengths/support for the tel...

This document includes a 3 page simple summary of the topic body, mind and soul for AS and A level. What's inside: - Possible questions that may come up - Plato's theory - Aristotle's theory - Descartes and Hume's theory - Hard materialism; identity theory, behaviourism, idealism, biological materialism - Soft materialism - Hick's replica theory These notes may be slightly incomplete as due to COVID-19, the content for RS A level in 2022 was reduced - therefore, these notes a...

This in-depth description (AO1) and analysis (AO3) of Ancient Philosophical Influences includes all the information you need to know for this topic in both AS level and A level. These notes include a detailed description of every concept including Plato's Cave, Plato's Forms and Form of the Good, Aristotle's Four Causes, and Prime Mover. As well as this, an in-depth evaluation is provided with a discussion of both the strengths and weaknesses of Plato and Aristotle's approach along with some...