Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Plato’s Cave, Plato’s Forms, Examples, Form of the Good, Critique of Plato’s Idea of Forms, Body / Soul Distinction, Aristotle Four Causes, Marble Statue, Aristotle on the Forms, Prime Mover, Characteristics of Prime Mover, Problems with Aristotle, The Unmoved Mover, Aristotle the Body / Soul, Similarities and Critical Thoughts.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Historical Events That Can Be Seen to have Caused the Split and Similarities and Difference between the Beliefs of Sunni and Shi'a.

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 Presentation that Covers: God as Eternal, God as Timeless, God as Everlasting, Process Theology, God as Omnipotent, God as Omniscient, Boethius and God as Omnibenevolent.

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 Covering: What is Meant by a Relativist Ethical System? Distinction Between Moral and Cultural Relativism, Relativist Ethical Approach – Situation Ethics, Strengths of Situation Ethics, Weaknesses of Situation Ethics and Proportionalism.

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 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.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Sexual Orientation, Heterosexual Sex Outside of Marriage, Gay and Lesbian Sex, Adultery with Reference to Divorce, Annulment and Mrs. Bergmeier, Marriage as well as Gay and Lesbian Marriage/ Civil Partnerships Alongside Part B Debate Style Question Material.

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/ Divine Election and Hinduism and Rebirth.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Cognitivism, Naturalistic Fallacy, Is-ought Gap, Fact-Value Distinction, Cognitivism Developed, Moral Reasoning, Non-Cognitivist Response, Non-Cognitivism Developed, Hume’s Analogy, McDowell’s Response, Relativism and Objections.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Aristotle/Plato, Aquinas Morality, Aquinas’ Basic Moral Law, How Can We Know Natural Law? Aquinas’ Ideas of Purpose and Perfection, Primary and Secondary Precepts, Aquinas’ Four Types of Law, The Four Causes, Real and Apparent Goods, Reason Identifies Four Natural or Cardinal Virtues, Aquinas Seven Vices or Cardinal Sins Lead People away from Natural Law, Exterior and Interior Acts, Examples, Exterior & Interior Acts and Principle of Double Effect.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Covers: Hard Determinism, Libertarianism/Incompatibilism, Soft Determinism/Compatibilism, Psychological Determinism, Environmental Determinism, and Predestination/Theological Determinism.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Aristotle/Plato, Aquinas Morality, Aquinas’ Basic Moral Law, How Can We Know Natural Law? Aquinas’ Ideas of Purpose and Perfection, Primary and Secondary Precepts, Aquinas’ Four Types of Law, The Four Causes, Real and Apparent Goods, Reason Identifies Four Natural or Cardinal Virtues, Aquinas Seven Vices or Cardinal Sins Lead People away from Natural Law, Exterior and Interior Acts, Examples, Exterior Acts, Interior Acts and Principle of Double Effect.

Comprehensive Presentation that Covers: Aristotle/Plato, Aquinas Morality, Aquinas’ Basic Moral Law, How Can We Know Natural Law? Aquinas’ Ideas of Purpose and Perfection, Primary and Secondary Precepts, Aquinas’ Four Types of Law, The Four Causes, Real and Apparent Goods, Reason Identifies Four Natural or Cardinal Virtues, Aquinas Seven Vices or Cardinal Sins Lead People away from Natural Law, Exterior and Interior Acts, Examples, Exterior Acts; Interior Acts and Principle of Double Effect.

Comprehensive Revision Notes that Cover: Duty and Prescriptive Ethics, Good Will & Duty, Goodness and the Summum Bonum, Moral Law, Moral Imperatives, Categorical Imperatives, Thomas Nagel – A Modern Approach, Peter Singer – A Modern Critique, Strengths and Weaknesses.

Comprehensive Revision Notes Covering: 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.