AQA A-level Religious Studies Year 1 notes (1st edition)

This is a highly detailed essay on the evidence and reasons religious experiences give us to support belief in God. It looks at corporeal, intellectual and imaginative visions as well as the numinous as mystical experiences. The second half of the essay focuses om how conclusive (or not) these reasons are to support belief in God. This is a fantastic essay to have if you are preparing to sit your A Level as it will allow you to see the structure you should follow as well as the key terms you sho...

This is a highly detailed essay on the key ideas associated with evil and suffering. It looks at the logical and evidential problems of evil along with solutions to it, including the Free Will Defence and John Hick's theodicy, as well as how successful they are as theodicies. There is an extensive amount of detail in this essay and would be great for when you are revising for your A Level Religious Studies exam to ensure you have a full rounded knowledge of evil and suffering.

These are detailed notes for the Evil and Suffering topic of the religious studies exam, namely from AQA Book 1 for A Level Religious Studies. They will help you to understand the differing views towards evil and suffering to integrate into your essays to achieve the top marks in your exams.

This is a long, highly detailed essay looking at Aristotle's virtue ethics with the first half of the essay being in reference to lying and the second half focusing on its lack of guidance for moral decision making. It includes virtue ethics teleological claim, the rational and non-rational split of the soul, the doctrine of mean, the virtues, critics of virtue ethics and more. This is a fantastic resource to have if you are preparing for your Religious Studies exam as it will show yo the struc...

This is a long, detailed essay on the key ideas of Anselm's ontological argument for the existence of God along with its strengths and weaknesses. This is a great essay to have to help you understand the structure and detailed required to achieve the top grade in your A Level Religious Studies exam. It will give you a full rounded knowledge of the Ontological Argument going into your exams.

AO1 Summary of Paley's Teleological Argument (Design Argument). The text has a light blue background and a large font for easy accessibility. Bullet points are used, with bold and italics for emphasis on key points. Table at the end of the document to summarise all information in one place. Based on recommended AQA texts.

A summary of 'The Teleological Argument' from the AQA AS and A-Level Religious Studies specification (7062/7061). Contains a five-page overview of Paley's teleological argument, arguments for and against this view (including philosophers Swinburne, Hume, and Dawkins), key quotes, and key things to remember for the exam. This summary will be particularly useful for students revising for the AQA A Level Paper 1: Philosophy of Religion and Ethics exam. The teleological argument of design is asses...

A comprehensive summary of the chapter Good Conduct and Key moral principles

AO1 Summary of Paley's Teleological Argument (Design Argument). The text has a light blue background and a large font for easy accessibility. Bullet points are used, with bold and italics for emphasis on key points. Table at the end of the document to summarise all information in one place. Based on recommended AQA texts.

A summary of 'The Teleological Argument' from the AQA AS and A-Level Religious Studies specification (7062/7061). Contains a five-page overview of Paley's teleological argument, arguments for and against this view (including philosophers Swinburne, Hume, and Dawkins), key quotes, and key things to remember for the exam. This summary will be particularly useful for students revising for the AQA A Level Paper 1: Philosophy of Religion and Ethics exam. The teleological argument of design is asses...

A comprehensive summary of the chapter Good Conduct and Key moral principles

This is a highly detailed essay on the evidence and reasons religious experiences give us to support belief in God. It looks at corporeal, intellectual and imaginative visions as well as the numinous as mystical experiences. The second half of the essay focuses om how conclusive (or not) these reasons are to support belief in God. This is a fantastic essay to have if you are preparing to sit your A Level as it will allow you to see the structure you should follow as well as the key terms you sho...

Full notes for AQA A-Level RS Paper 1 Notes - Philosophy of Religion & Ethics (A*/A grade)

This is a highly detailed essay on the key ideas associated with evil and suffering. It looks at the logical and evidential problems of evil along with solutions to it, including the Free Will Defence and John Hick's theodicy, as well as how successful they are as theodicies. There is an extensive amount of detail in this essay and would be great for when you are revising for your A Level Religious Studies exam to ensure you have a full rounded knowledge of evil and suffering.

This is a long, highly detailed essay looking at Aristotle's virtue ethics with the first half of the essay being in reference to lying and the second half focusing on its lack of guidance for moral decision making. It includes virtue ethics teleological claim, the rational and non-rational split of the soul, the doctrine of mean, the virtues, critics of virtue ethics and more. This is a fantastic resource to have if you are preparing for your Religious Studies exam as it will show yo the struc...

These are detailed notes for the Evil and Suffering topic of the religious studies exam, namely from AQA Book 1 for A Level Religious Studies. They will help you to understand the differing views towards evil and suffering to integrate into your essays to achieve the top marks in your exams.