OCR • Religious Studies

Written by a consistent A* student following the exact specification to allow maximum knowledge and grades, specific focus on what is needed for AO1 and AO2 in order to achieve best possible in RS A level philosophy.

Full guide to A level philosophy RS OCR, written by a consistent A* student with focus on AO1 and AO2 to allow maximum insight to RS. Following the exact specification and focused on getting the best grades possible. Every topic included with first and second year content

Full, detailed notes on everything you need to know for Religious Language. Includes early perspectives and 20th century perspectives. Includes every scholar, theory and argument, as well as AO2 analysis.

This essay explores one of the fundamental issues of the Ontological argument- the assumption that existence can be treated as a predicate. Using Kant and Gaunillo's critiques of the argument to provide a convincing argument that existence can not be treated as a predicate. This essay plan has been checked by an Alevel RS teacher

An essay plan that explores how Kantian ethics can be applied to actual moral descision making. This essay focuses on the fact that Kantian ethics is infact too abstract, as it is based on a priori reasoning of the noumenal world. This essay plan has been checked by an Alevel RS teacher.

Essay plans discussing Kantian ethics and how helpful they are in moral descision making. They focus on the two main criticisms of Kantian ethics; duty and the abstract nature of the system

A full, consise summary of the topic Mind Body and Soul for OCR Religious studies. This contains the work of Plato and Aristotle on defining the soul, Descartes view and the opinions of modern materialism, with Susan Blackmore as the key philosopher.

This document features all important material related to the Ontological Argument according to the OCR Religious Studies specification - both formulations of the Ontological Argument found in Anselm’s Proslogion and its supporting argument as posed by Descartes, as well as the criticisms of contemporary theologians like Gaunilo and later philsosophers like Kant and Hume. It also features key definitions and explanations of concepts like a priori and deductive arguments. Hopefully you find thi...

An a level religious studies essay answering the question: Does Anselm’s ontological argument justify belief in God? It was graded 38/40 (A*) in the 2024/25 A level exam.

An a level religious studies essay answering the question: “Consciousness can be fully understood through material interaction” - How far do you agree? It was graded 38/40 (A*) in the 2024/25 A level exam.