Having taught Boethius and the nature of God for many years, I found pupils (and colleagues!) consistently struggling to understand Boethius on the nature of free will and divine omniscience so I wrote a 3000 word article outlining his views in a concise and clear manner. The article includes discussion questions, further reading, key terms and quotations. Also included in this document are several pages of interactive resources with comprehension questions, prep/homework tasks and engagement with Boethius' writing. This document is a comprehensive resource of all you will need for the Boethius component of the OCR A2 topic on the nature of God

An indispensable set of quotations (40 in total) separated into individual topics. Each quotation identifies the specific way in which the quotation relates to the topic. They have been selected because they are succinct and central. Absolutely vital preparation for the exam and this crib sheet saves a lot of time. Year after year grateful pupils print these out and use them as a revision aid.

A thorough and comprehensive 21 page workpack and teacher's answer booklet with information leaflet. Approximately to be completed in 12 hour long lessons. Workpack includes prep/homework tasks as well. It includes a variety of activities, including links to videos and websites, key words and quotations. professionally presented with thought-provoking images and questions. Includes topics on: Strong rationalism, verificationism, falsificaitonism, Ayer, Flew, Clifford, Wittgenstein, Kierkegaard, William James and R. M. Hare. Feedback from colleagues, pupils and parents on the workpack is always extremely positive.