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Detailed mindmap on OCR religious studies (philosophy) 

Explore key concepts in Year 12 Philosophy, focusing on the Philosophy of Religion. This mindmap covers essential arguments such as the Ontological, Cosmological, and Teleological arguments, as well as the Problem of Evil and various Theodicies. Ideal for OCR Religious Studies students seeking a comprehensive understanding of philosophical perspectives on the divine and ethical implications.

Philosophy of Religion Overview

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sophie 

Religious Studies

Year 12 philosophy OCR 

Explore the contrasting views on the origins of the universe, including literal and liberal interpretations of the Christian creation story and the scientific Big Bang Theory. This summary delves into the compatibility of faith and science, addressing key concepts such as the role of light in creation, the significance of the Big Bang, and the implications of both religious and scientific perspectives. Ideal for RMPS students seeking a comprehensive understanding of this complex topic.

Universe Origins Explained

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Sophie Yorkston

Origins of universe

soul, mind, and body key notes + possible exam questions 

Explore key concepts in the philosophy of soul, mind, and body, including dualism, materialism, and ancient Greek perspectives. This summary includes essential notes and potential exam questions to aid your understanding of major philosophical theories and debates.

Philosophy of Soul & Mind

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Eliza Sparks

Soul, Mind and Body OCR religious studies philosophy notes

A-Level Philosophy and Ethics for OCR summary notes for Aristotle topic.
Including quotations and analysis.

Explore Aristotle's Four Causes and the concept of the Prime Mover in this concise summary. Understand the material, formal, efficient, and final causes, along with critiques of Aristotelian philosophy. Ideal for A-Level Philosophy students studying the existence of God and cosmological arguments.

Aristotle's Four Causes Explained

Jasmine Fellows

Aristotle summary notes for Alevel

A detailed sheet on OCR RS Alevel Plato and Aristotle ancients topic 

Explore the contrasting philosophies of Rationalism and Empiricism through the works of Descartes, Hume, Plato, and Aristotle. This summary delves into key concepts such as a priori and a posteriori knowledge, the nature of reality, and the significance of sensory experience in understanding the world. Ideal for OCR RS A-Level students seeking to grasp foundational philosophical ideas.

Rationalism vs Empiricism

Niamh R

Plato and Aristotle 

Higher rmps structure for origins questions

Explore the strengths and weaknesses of literal and liberal interpretations of creation, including the Big Bang theory and biblical perspectives. This summary provides a structured approach to origins questions, highlighting key arguments and viewpoints relevant to religious and scientific discussions. Ideal for exam preparation and critical analysis in religious studies.

Understanding Creation Theories

Carrie Taylor

higher rmps structure for origins questions

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Origins question structure 

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

Kenadie

The Cosmological Argument

Arguments for and against whether religious language has any meaning - looking at verification, falsification and eschatological verification. Following A-Level AQA Philosophy. 

Explore the significance of religious language through verification, falsification, and eschatological verification. This study note delves into key philosophical arguments, including the teleological and ontological arguments, and the problem of evil, providing a comprehensive analysis for A-Level AQA Philosophy students.

Meaning in Religious Language

Oliver Grimes

Religious Language Discussion

AQA Philosophy A Level, Content of Direct Realism [ EPISTEMOLOGY ]

Explore the key concepts of Direct Realism in epistemology, including perception, hallucinations, and the time-lag argument. This summary provides a clear analysis of how we perceive the world and the implications for knowledge and reality. Ideal for AQA Philosophy A Level students.

Arguments for the existence of god

9 best study notes in Arguments for the existence of god