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I have over 11 years of teaching and experience in the further education sector specialising in Politics, Geography, Sociology, Economics, Business Studies and Religious Studies. I enjoy creating educational resources that boost students understanding and confidence. I am an established TES author with many new exciting resources in the pipeline. I offer a range of resources for A Level.
Presentation on Evil and Suffering (A Level Edexcel Religious Studies)
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Presentation on Evil and Suffering (A Level Edexcel Religious Studies)

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Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: The Augustinian Theodicy, ‘Free Will Defence’, John Hick and Richard Swinburne, Weaknesses of the Free Will Defence, Does Augustine’s Theodicy Work? The Irenaean Theodicy, Does Irenaeus’ Theodicy Work? New Testament Theodicy, Process Theodicy, and Does Process Theodicy Work?
Presentation on Cosmological Argument (A Level AQA Religious Studies)
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Presentation on Cosmological Argument (A Level AQA Religious Studies)

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Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: The Basic Argument, The God of Classical Theism, The Starting Point, Potentiality and Actuality, Aristotle and the Prime Mover, A Common Source, Aristotle, Material Cause, The Formal Cause, Efficient Cause, The Final Cause, The Prime Mover? Why Not an Efficient Cause? So Who Is the Prime Mover? So is this the God of Classical Theism? Aquinas, The Three Ways, Infinite Regress, 1st Argument: From Change (Motion), Wood and Fire, 2nd Argument: From Cause, An Uncaused Cause, 3rd Argument: from Contingency (Necessity), The Principle of Sufficient Reason, Contingent /Necessary, Copleston and Russell, Hume, Kant, Hume vs Russell vs Kant, Understandings of the Role of God, God as the Temporal First Cause, Two Types of Causes, Aquinas, God as the Sustainer of Motion, Causation and Existence, God as the Explanation of Why there is Something Rather than Nothing. Science- Anthony Kenny, Newton’s Law of Motion, The Steady-State Theory, The Big Bang Theory, The Kalam Cosmological Argument - Actual Infinite, Actual Infinite, Potential Infinite, An Argument of Two Halves, William Lane Craig, Ex Nihilo, Strengths, Value for Religious Faith, Natural Theology, Russell on Natural Theology, Fideism, Of Value and Of Limited or No Value.
Presentation on Cosmological Argument (A Level Edexcel Religious Studies)
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Presentation on Cosmological Argument (A Level Edexcel Religious Studies)

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Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: The Basic Argument, The God of Classical Theism, The Starting Point, Potentiality and Actuality, Aristotle and the Prime Mover, A Common Source, Aristotle, Material Cause, The Formal Cause, Efficient Cause, The Final Cause, The Prime Mover? Why Not an Efficient Cause? So Who Is the Prime Mover? So is this the God of Classical Theism? Aquinas, The Three Ways, Infinite Regress, 1st Argument: From Change (Motion), Wood and Fire, 2nd Argument: From Cause, An Uncaused Cause, 3rd Argument: from Contingency (Necessity), The Principle of Sufficient Reason, Contingent /Necessary, Copleston and Russell, Hume, Kant, Hume vs Russell vs Kant, Understandings of the Role of God, God as the Temporal First Cause, Two Types of Causes, Aquinas, God as the Sustainer of Motion, Causation and Existence, God as the Explanation of Why there is Something Rather than Nothing. Science- Anthony Kenny, Newton’s Law of Motion, The Steady-State Theory, The Big Bang Theory, The Kalam Cosmological Argument - Actual Infinite, Actual Infinite, Potential Infinite, An Argument of Two Halves, William Lane Craig, Ex Nihilo, Strengths, Value for Religious Faith, Natural Theology, Russell on Natural Theology, Fideism, Of Value and Of Limited or No Value.
Presentation on Cosmological Argument (A Level OCR Religious Studies)
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Presentation on Cosmological Argument (A Level OCR Religious Studies)

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Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: The Basic Argument, The God of Classical Theism, The Starting Point, Potentiality and Actuality, Aristotle and the Prime Mover, A Common Source, Aristotle, Material Cause, The Formal Cause, Efficient Cause, The Final Cause, The Prime Mover? Why Not an Efficient Cause? So Who Is the Prime Mover? So is this the God of Classical Theism? Aquinas, The Three Ways, Infinite Regress, 1st Argument: From Change (Motion), Wood and Fire, 2nd Argument: From Cause, An Uncaused Cause, 3rd Argument: from Contingency (Necessity), The Principle of Sufficient Reason, Contingent /Necessary, Copleston and Russell, Hume, Kant, Hume vs Russell vs Kant, Understandings of the Role of God, God as the Temporal First Cause, Two Types of Causes, Aquinas, God as the Sustainer of Motion, Causation and Existence, God as the Explanation of Why there is Something Rather than Nothing. Science- Anthony Kenny, Newton’s Law of Motion, The Steady-State Theory, The Big Bang Theory, The Kalam Cosmological Argument - Actual Infinite, Actual Infinite, Potential Infinite, An Argument of Two Halves, William Lane Craig, Ex Nihilo, Strengths, Value for Religious Faith, Natural Theology, Russell on Natural Theology, Fideism, Of Value and Of Limited or No Value.
Presentation on Evil and Suffering (A Level OCR Religious Studies)
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Presentation on Evil and Suffering (A Level OCR Religious Studies)

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Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: The Augustinian Theodicy, ‘Free Will Defence’, John Hick and Richard Swinburne, Weaknesses of the Free Will Defence, Does Augustine’s Theodicy Work? The Irenaean Theodicy, Does Irenaeus’ Theodicy Work? New Testament Theodicy, Process Theodicy, and Does Process Theodicy Work?
Revision Notes on Evil and Suffering (A Level AQA Religious Studies)
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Revision Notes on Evil and Suffering (A Level AQA Religious Studies)

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Comprehensive Revision Notes that Covers: Augustinian Theodicy, Irenaean Theodicy, Hick’s Development of Irenaean Theodicy, J.L Mackie Inconsistent Triad, Animal Suffering, Innocent Suffering, Immense Suffering, Leibniz, Free-Will Defence, Process Theodicy, Criticisms of Irenaean Theodicy and Criticisms of Augustine’s Theodicy.
Revision Notes on AQA A Level Religious Studies (Christianity)
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Revision Notes on AQA A Level Religious Studies (Christianity)

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Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Aquinas Natural Law, Plato & Aristotle, Religious Language, the Nature of God, The Teleological Argument, Evil and Suffering, Religious Experience, Virtue Ethics, The Cosmological Argument, Atonement, Ontological Argument, Environmental Ethics, Freewill and Determinism, Utilitarianism, Business Ethics, Situation Ethics, Miracles, Kantian Ethics, Revelation and Scripture, Life After Death and Meta Ethics.
Revision Notes on Edexcel A Level Religious Studies (Christianity)
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Revision Notes on Edexcel A Level Religious Studies (Christianity)

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Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Aquinas Natural Law, Plato & Aristotle, Religious Language, the Nature of God, The Teleological Argument, Evil and Suffering, Religious Experience, Virtue Ethics, The Cosmological Argument, Ontological Argument, Freewill and Determinism, Utilitarianism, Business Ethics, Situation Ethics, Miracles, Revelation and Scripture, Atonement, Environmental Ethics, Kantian Ethics and Life After Death.
Revision Notes on A Level WJEC/Eduqas Religious Studies (Christianity)
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Revision Notes on A Level WJEC/Eduqas Religious Studies (Christianity)

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Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Aquinas Natural Law, Plato & Aristotle, Religious Language, the Nature of God, The Teleological Argument, Evil and Suffering, Religious Experience, Virtue Ethics, The Cosmological Argument, Atonement, Freewill and Determinism, Utilitarianism, Business Ethics, Situation Ethics, Miracles, Revelation and Scripture, Environmental Ethics, Meta Ethics, Kantian Ethics and Life After Death.