This is a fantastic resource containing notes from the OCR A Level Religious Studies topic of Conscience including the views of what Conscience is from Aquinas and Freud as it looks at both the differences and strange similarities of taking either a theological or Psychological approach to the questions of Conscience. The Notes covers Aquinas’s understanding of Ratio and Ignorance as well as Freud’s understanding of Conscience as the relationships between the Id, the Ego and the Super Ego. The notes also covers a range of other scholarly views on conscience such as Fromm and Piaget.

This is an extremely helpful resource containing notes, essays and essay plans from the Religious Studies OCR A level Topic of Sexual Ethics, including the issues of Homosexuality, pre-Marital sex and extra marital sex, as well as the various views on these issues from the different ideologies including Utilitarianism, Kantian Ethics, situation ethics and Natural Law. These notes also include a wide range of Scholarly views that are absolutely essential to obtaining those higher A-A* level marks.

This is a fantastic resource containing essay plans and notes for the Meta Ethics Topic of Religious Studies A level, including notes on Ethical Naturalism, Intuitionism and Emotivism, and answers questions such as the extent to which ethical language is meaningful. There is also a wide range of Scholarly views from G.E Moore and Phillipa Foot which are extremely important to use in order to obtain those A-A* level marks in essays.

This is a fantastic resource bundle of notes, essays and essay plans of Aquinas 1-3rd ways, known as his Cosmological Argument, whereby he attempts to find an explanation for the creation of the world as we know it. This is extremely helpful for those studying OCR Religious A Levels and comes under the Philosophy unit. The notes refers to how Aquinas looks at the evidence of change, motion and causation in the world to conclude that there must be a first being to what he referred to as the ‘Unmoved Mover, or Uncaused Cause’. This is an extremely detailed and useful resource and also covers a range of scholarly views which is extremely important to use in order to hit those A-A* level marks in essays.