Here is a model essay in answer to the question ‘To what extent is the ontological argument successful in proving God’s existence’. It is an A* essay and uses Anselm, Descartes, Malcolm with challenges from Gaunilo, Kant and Hume.

Here is a presentation that takes you through the entire Module 5 for Religious Studies, OCR Religious Language: Negative, Analogical and Symbol topic.

Ontological argument presentation for OCR, Religious Studies, the existence of God topic, for new specifications 2016 onwards

Revision Notes: The nature of God for Theological and Philosophical Developments, OCR Religious Studies Philosophy of Religion module 5. These notes take you through the models of God, Gods character and the various philosophical issues these raise. They include notes on God as eternal, everlasting, God's Omnipotence, Benevolence & omniscience

This presentation takes you through Plato's reasoning for his belief in the immortal soul

This presentation takes you through OCR, Religious Studies, A-level Religious experience topic for module 3, God and the World. It includes discussion tasks about the various types of religious experience, William James' analysis of religious experience and the challenges to a religious experience as well as counters from Swinburne.

Here is a complete revision booklet for the A-level Philosophy of Religion module for OCR Religious Studies, new specification, 2016 onwards. It contains detailed notes on all the topics as well as question to use as practice essays or plans.

Here is a twenty minute factual content test on Plato & Aristotle for OCR, Religious Studies, Philosophical Language and Thought.

Powerpoint and accomanying student workbook to take you through Unit 3 of Religious Studies, OCR, God and the world looking at Problem of Evil and Religious Experience

Here is a powerpoint and student workbook to take you through the entire Unit 1 of OCR A-level Religious Studies, Philosophilcal language and thought. There are articles and preps referenced in it, which I can’t provide, but they are mostly either from teh standard text books or from dialogue articles etc.

Powerpoint and student workbook to accompany powerpoint. There are mentioned resources that I can’t provide due to copyright such as articles, chapters but they are all the standard mainstream textbooks etc or from dialogue

Boethius notes for Theological and Philosophical Developments, OCR Religious Studies module 5. These notes take you through some background to Boethius and then follows his argument about how he maintains human freedom and responsibility whilst maintaining God as just & omniscient.

Here is a one page summary handout on how the logic of Boethius argument fits together. Very useful to have by a students side as they read the original text of Boethius as it helps give them the logical flow of the argument.

This presentation takes you through Aquinas, Coplestone, William Lane-Craig's versions of the cosmological argument as well as the challenges to causation.

Here is a model essay, A/A* grade, for the question ‘Critically analyse the philosophical problems of God being omnipotent’.