OCR religious studies Watch

(Original post by Rebecca_Kathleen)
If you search the OCR website you can find the syllabus which will be much more useful than me, but I'll give it a shot anyway:

AS:
Philosophy:
Ancient Greeks (Plato and Aristotle):
-Looking at Plato and Aristotle's main theories
Judeo-Christian Influences
- How the Bible presents God as Creator and the goodness of God
Existence of God
- Ontological argument from Anselm and Descartes and the challenges from Gaunilo and Kant
- Cosmological argument from Aquinas and Copleston
- Teleological argument from Aquinas and Paley
- The moral argument from Kant and psychological challenges from Freud
Challenges to Religious Belief
- The problem of evil
- Religion and science

Ethics:
Ethical theories
Natural Law
Kantian Ethics
Utilitarianism
Religious Ethics
Applied Ethics (Medical ethics and War and Peace)

A2:
Philosophy:
Religious Language
Religious Experience
Miracles
Nature of God
Life After Death

Ethics:
Meta-ethics (ethical language)
Free Will and Determinism
Conscience
Virtue Ethics
Applied Ethics
- Using the theories from AS, plus Virtue ethics and information from the following topics themselves
- Sexual Ethics
- Environmental Ethics
- Business Ethics

Let me know if you need anything explained x