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My notes on Thomas Aquinas’ Cosmological Argument 

Explore Thomas Aquinas' Cosmological Argument, detailing the necessity of a First Cause (God) and the concepts of potentiality and actuality. This summary covers Aquinas' three ways to prove God's existence, influenced by Aristotle, and discusses the dependency of contingent beings. Ideal for students studying philosophy and theology.

Aquinas' Cosmological Proof

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Religious Studies

The Cosmological Argument

Explore the contrasting views on the origins of the universe in this analytical essay. Delve into the strengths and weaknesses of scientific materialism versus Christian perspectives, including literal and liberal interpretations. Key concepts include the Big Bang theory, creation stories, and the cosmological argument. This comprehensive examination is essential for understanding the debate surrounding religious and scientific explanations of the universe's origins.

Origins of the Universe: A Comparative Analysis

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Cosmological Argument

Explore essential Christian beliefs including the problem of evil, the Trinity, resurrection, and the afterlife. This summary covers key concepts such as free will, sin, and salvation, providing a comprehensive overview for students studying Christian teachings. Ideal for exam preparation and understanding foundational doctrines.

Christianity: Core Beliefs

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RELIGIOUS STUDIES- CHRISTIAN BELIEFS AND TEACHINGS (paper 1)

Detailed overview of OCR RS Alevel topic of the problem of evil 

Explore the complexities of the Problem of Evil in this comprehensive overview tailored for OCR RS A-Level students. This study note delves into moral and natural evil, the logical and evidential problems of evil, and key theodicies from Augustine and Irenaeus. Gain insights into how free will, suffering, and divine attributes challenge religious belief and shape theological discourse.

Understanding the Problem of Evil

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The Problem of evil 

eduqas paper 1 theme 2 good and evil notes 

Dive into the complexities of good and evil with this comprehensive summary covering key philosophical perspectives, including the problem of evil, free will, and moral implications. This resource is essential for understanding theodicies and the nature of suffering in relation to divine existence. Ideal for students preparing for Eduqas Paper 1, Theme 2.

Exploring Good and Evil

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Explore the key concepts of God's nature in Christianity, including omnipotence, benevolence, and justice. This summary delves into the problem of evil and suffering, moral and natural suffering, and the implications for faith. Ideal for GCSE Religious Education students aiming for top grades.

Christianity: Nature of God

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GCSE RE - Christianity Beliefs - The nature of God - Omnipotent

Complete summary notes for ocr a-level philosophy and ethics.
Including Augustine’s and Irenaeus’ theodicies and analysis

Explore the complexities of the Problem of Evil in this comprehensive summary. Delve into Augustine's and Irenaeus' theodicies, the role of free will, and the implications for the existence of God. Ideal for OCR A-Level Philosophy and Ethics students seeking to understand moral evil and its philosophical interpretations.

Evil and Theodicy Explained

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The Problem of Evil notes

Problem of Evil

Explore William Paley's teleological argument for the existence of God, including key concepts such as complexity, regularity, and purpose (CRP). This presentation critically examines Paley's analogy of the watchmaker, objections from David Hume, and the implications for faith and reason. Ideal for AQA A-level Religious Studies students.

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