<p>This is a worksheet for A level students considering the ethical theory of proportionalism, especially the work of Bernard Hoose. Students are to consider how it relates to the ethical theories of Natural Law and Situation Ethics. There are relevant activities and an appropriate essay question at the end.</p>

<p>A fifty-six page workbook that covers all aspects of the Problem of Evil and Suffering required for A level examinations. The booklet covers the problem itself, the theodicies of Augustine, Irenaeus, John Hick’s soul-making and Process theodicy. The strengths and weakness of each theodicy are considered, including reference to different philosophers’ views. Students have various tasks and activities throughout and an appropriate question at the end. Plus suggestions for further reading and research. The booklet has been put together by the author of recognised A level textbooks and a former examiner for both OCR and AQA.</p>

<p>A detailed twenty-two slide Power-Point presentation for A level students explaining all aspects of the Eightfold Path and its importance for Buddhists… The final slide is an appropriate A level question.</p>

<p>A 12 slide Power-Point for A level students related to Situation Ethics of Fletcher. An explanation of the ethical theory and the advantages and disadvantages of the theory.</p>

<p>An 8 page workbooklet explaining what a synagogue is and the differences between Orthodox and Reform synagogues; the importance of the synagogue within the community and the main exterior and interior features of a synagogue. There are appropriate activities and definitions of words throughout.</p>

<p>A 13 slide Power-Point presentation, looking at the understanding of rebirth in Buddhism. The Parable of the Arrow, with commentary is included and an explanation of the six realms of the wheel of life.</p>

<p>A 12 slide Power-Point presentation explaining the understanding in Buddhism of all aspects of the Wheel of Life.</p>

<p>This is a twelve slide Power-Point presentation for A level Religious Studies students. It looks at the historical, economic and sociological world into which the Buddha was born and the influences that there might have been on his teaching. There is an appropriate A level question at the end of the presentation.</p>

<p>A 14 slide Power-Point providing a detailed account of the understanding of Karma in Buddhism with an appropriate essay question at the end.</p>