Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: What a Religious Experience is? Veridical Religious Experiences, Swinburne’s Five Religious Experiences, Vision Experiences, Voices, James’ Argument for Religious Experience and Challenges to Religious Experience.

Comprehensive Revision Notes Covering: What a Religious Experience is? Veridical Religious Experiences, Swinburne’s Five Religious Experiences, Vision Experiences, Voices, James’ Argument for Religious Experience and Challenges to Religious Experience.

Comprehensive Revision Notes Covering: What a Religious Experience is? Veridical Religious Experiences, Swinburne’s Five Religious Experiences, Vision Experiences, Voices, James’ Argument for Religious Experience and Challenges to Religious Experience.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Caroline Franks Davis, Bishop Andrew Greeley, What Is a Religious Experience? William James, Religious Experiences: Conversion, Religious Experiences: Revelatory Experiences, Religious Experiences: Mystical, The Cumulative Argument, Principle of Testimony and Credulity: Swinburne, Arguments Against Religious Experience, Arguments Against Religious Experience and Psychological Critiques.

Comprehensive Revision Notes Covering: Jeremy Bentham’s Utilitarianism, Weaknesses of Bentham’s Utilitarianism, John Stuart Mill’s Utilitarianism, Weaknesses of Mill’s Utilitarianism, Comparing Bentham and Mill, Act Utilitarianism, Weakness of Act Utilitarianism, Rule Utilitarianism, Weakness of Rule Utilitarianism, Strengths of Utilitarianism and Weaknesses of Utilitarianism.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Jeremy Bentham’s Utilitarianism, Weaknesses of Bentham’s Utilitarianism, John Stuart Mill’s Utilitarianism, Weaknesses of Mill’s Utilitarianism, Comparing Bentham and Mill, Act Utilitarianism, Weakness of Act Utilitarianism, Rule Utilitarianism, Weakness of Rule Utilitarianism, Strengths of Utilitarianism and Weaknesses of Utilitarianism.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Ethical Absolutes & Objectivity, The Appeal of Absolutism, Where do Absolute Laws Come From? Moral Absolutism and Religion, Graded Absolutism and Strengths and Weaknesses of Absolutism.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Ethical Absolutes & Objectivity, The Appeal of Absolutism, Where do Absolute Laws Come From? Moral Absolutism and Religion, Graded Absolutism and Strengths and Weaknesses of Absolutism.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Aristotle and Virtue, The Role of Reason, The Virtues, Moral Virtues, The Golden Mean, Doing Well and Doing What is Right, MacIntyre – Virtue Theory, The 18th Century Enlightenment, and Critique of Virtue Theory.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Example of Slavery, Unethical Business? The Relationship Between Business and Consumers, Consumer, Cyber-Crime and Surveillance, Good or Bad? The Relationship Between Employers and Employees, Whistle-Blowing, The Relationship between Business and Globalisation, The Reasons for Globalisation, Globalisation: Good or Bad? Exploitation Vs Benefits, Globalisation and Unfair Trade – Free Choice Defence, Better than Nothing Defence, No Sweat Movement, Legality Defence, Possibility Defence, Anti-Globalisation, Business and the Environment and Case Study: Anglo American.

Comprehensive Revision Notes Covering: Terminology, Plato Dualism, the Soul by Aristotle, Materialism and Monism, Hick’s Replica Theory - Materialistic View, Christianity and Resurrection, Heaven and Hell, Heaven, Hell, and the Problem of Evil, Predestination and Divine Election, Hinduism and Rebirth.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Covers: Aquinas First Way, Aquinas Second Way, Aquinas Third Way, The Kalam Argument, The Causal Principle, Does the Universe Have a Beginning, The Argument from the Contingent Existence, Objections, Swinburne An Inductive Argument, Swinburne’s Cosmological Argument, Best Explanation, and The Limits of Explanation.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Covers: Aquinas First Way, Aquinas Second Way, Aquinas Third Way, The Kalam Argument, The Causal Principle, Does the Universe Have a Beginning, The Argument from the Contingent Existence, Objections, Swinburne An Inductive Argument, Swinburne’s Cosmological Argument, Best Explanation, and The Limits of Explanation.

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.

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.

Comprehensive Revision Notes Covering: Aquinas First Way, Aquinas Second Way, Aquinas Third Way, The Kalam Argument, The Causal Principle, Does the Universe Have a Beginning, The Argument from the Contingent Existence, Objections, Swinburne An Inductive Argument, Swinburne’s Cosmological Argument, Best Explanation, and The Limits of Explanation.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Concept of Revelation, Revelation Through Conversion, Revelation Through Other Mystical and Religious Experiences, Revelation of God in the Person of Jesus, The Authority of the Bible, Significance and Importance of the Bible, Propositional and Non-Propositional Concepts of Revelation and Revelation and Scripture – Key Words.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: ‘Revelation’?, Propositional Knowledge, Non-Propositional Knowledge, The Qur’an, The Bible, Literalists, Liberals, Conservatives, How Can We Analyse and Interpret the Bible? The Bible must be interpreted in a… Well that’s sorted then…? and Translation

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: ‘Revelation’?, Propositional Knowledge, Non-Propositional Knowledge, The Qur’an, The Bible, Literalists, Liberals, Conservatives, How Can We Analyse and Interpret the Bible? The Bible must be interpreted in a… Well that’s sorted then…? and Translation

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Plato, Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, William Paley, F. R. Tennant, Richard Swinburne, David Hume’s Criticisms, J. S. Mill’s Criticism and Darwinist Challenges.