Types of Religious Experience - Knowledge Organiser

Hi Pippy4040,<br /> <br /> I'm sorry that you were disappointed with the resource. I would suggest that since this resource is not what you are looking for that we organise a refund for you. To do this please go through the TES refund process so that you can be refunded quickly. <br /> <br /> The knowledge organisers available are all one-page summaries of notes for students to revise from. This is explained in the description and the full resource is viewable on TES before you buy as well.<br /> <br /> Furthermore, there are two "religious experience" knowledge organisers available which cover both parts of the exam specifications together:<br /> 1. 'Types of Religious Experience' which explains Mystical and Conversion experiences<br /> 2. 'The Argument from Religious Experience' which explains Richard Swinburne's Principles of Credulity and Testimony as well as psychological and scientific critiques of religious experiences<br /> <br /> If you are looking for the second religious experience knowledge organiser, then it can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-argument-from-religious-experience-knowledge-organiser-12345786 <br /> <br /> These Knowledge Organisers relate to all of the A-Level exam specifications. <br /> <br /> The OCR Religious Studies specification states the following should be covered: <br /> "The nature and influence of religious experience including: Mystical Experience &amp; Conversion Experience" and "Different ways in which individual religious experiences can be understood"<br /> <br /> The AQA Religious Studies specification states the following should be covered: <br /> "The Nature of Religious Experiences including: Vision, Numinous Experiences &amp; Mystical Experiences" and "Verifying Religious Experiences including: Swinburne's Principles of Credulity and Testimony and The challenges of verifying Religious Experiences"<br /> <br /> The Edexcel Religious Studies specification states the following should be included:<br /> "The nature of religious experience" and "the influence of religious experience as an argument for the existence of God"<br /> <br /> Finally, if you are not looking for Knowledge Organisers but would prefer to have detailed textbook handouts, I also have complete lessons with set readings on TES but these are more expensive to reflect that they are far more substantive. These readings are 3-5 page textbook extracts on topics that go into more detail and are designed for learning the content instead of the one-page Knowledge Organisers which are a revision resource. <br /> <br /> I hope this explains the resource better and am sorry that you are unhappy with it.<br />