OCR • Religious Studies

Struggling to revise A-Level Religious Studies? No doubt, A-Level OCR Religious Studies is one of the most content dense courses out there, but this resource makes it easy. Prioritising quality over quantity, and only including the key information that you'll actually need for the exam, this document is a bumper pack of all Year 1 notes for Philosophy of Religion, Ethics, and Developments in Christian Thought, designed to make your life easier. I know what it is like to spend hours watching vid...

Evaluation tables for Augustine on Human Nature. The topic looks at Augustine's interpretation of Genesis 3 and his views on Human Nature after the Fall. Tables include points for explaining and evaluating the views presented in the topic as well as possible exam questions based on the specification of the course.

Evaluation tables for Death and the Afterlife. The topic looks at Christian perspectives on Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, Election and Judgement. Tables include points for explaining and evaluating the views presented in the topic as well as possible exam questions based on the specification of the course.

Evaluation tables for Knowledge of God's Existence. The topic explores how we can know of God's existence through either natural or revealed theology, discussing the role of both reason and faith. Tables include points for explaining and evaluating the views presented in the topic as well as possible exam questions based on the specification of the course.

Evaluation tables for the Person of Jesus Christ. The topic looks at the role of the Person of Jesus Christ and whether or not he was the Son of God, a teacher of wisdom, or a political liberator. Tables include points for explaining and evaluating the views presented in the topic as well as possible exam questions based on the specification of the course.

Evaluation tables for Christian Moral Principles. The topic looks at the source of knowledge within Christian ethics including the theonomous, heteronomous, and autonomous approaches. Tables include points for explaining and evaluating the views presented in the topic as well as possible exam questions based on the specification of the course.

Evaluation tables for Christian Moral Action. The topic explores the theology of Dietrich Bonhoeffer and his beliefs in ethics as action and orthopraxis. Tables include points for explaining and evaluating the views presented in the topic as well as possible exam questions based on the specification of the course.

Evaluation tables for Pluralism, Theology, and Society. The topic looks at the different perspectives regarding salvation in Christianity and the issues and debates surrounding interfaith dialogue and the scriptural reasoning movement. The topic is split into two parts: Pluralism and Theology and Pluralism and Society Tables include points for explaining and evaluating the views presented in the topic as well as possible exam questions based on the specification of the course.

Evaluation tables for Gender, Theology and Society. The topic looks into the issue of whether or not Christianity is inherently sexist and should be abandoned and criticisms of Christian gender roles. The topic is split into two parts: Gender and Theology (Mary Daly and Rosemary Radford Ruether) and Gender and Society (Simone de Beauvoir and John Paul II). Tables include points for explaining and evaluating the views presented in the topic as well as possible exam questions based on the spec...

Evaluation tables for Secularism. The topic explores the challenge of secularism for Christianity and whether or not it is a threat to Christianity or an opportunity for Christianity to develop. Tables include points for explaining and evaluating the views presented in the topic as well as possible exam questions based on the specification of the course.