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OCR Religious Studies Revision Notes

Philosophy of Religion

Religious Ethics

Christianity

Buddhism

List of possible exam questions

A level guide & essay structure advice

‘Relative importance’ questions

I’m now thinking we need separate notes for A* and A. My plan: step 1: finish the new & improved A*/A notes. Step 2: make an A version. Step 3: do/re-do the B/C version.
Current progress:
Step 1: Philosophy: 70%, Christianity: 30%, Ethics: 0

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JoeLivingstone_ avatar Joe Livingstone @JoeLivingstone_ ·
16 Jan 2012299798007668989

There's so much ragebait stuff in algorithms about modern relationships, I'm considering touching on it in my sexual ethics and feminism notes. Not necessarily the content, more the phenomenon itself. It's quite something.

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JohnCleese avatar John Cleese @JohnCleese ·
16 Jan 2012028407023124961

I think there's one very important point to be made about religious people

It's the fundamentalists of each religion that bring religion into disrepute

As Christ nearly said " The literal-minded are always with us "

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FeserEdward avatar Edward Feser @FeserEdward ·
12 Jan 2010832713662808325

Kierkegaard: “Wherever the crowd is, there is untruth…since a crowd either renders the single individual wholly unrepentant and irresponsible, or weakens his responsibility by making it a fraction of his decision… The crowd is untruth. There is therefore no one who has more

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