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As there is a lot to cover it would be helpful to take in to consideration what the previous sets of questions have been over the last few years, what would be the most likely ones to come up for Epistemology and Philosophy of Religion?
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Here's a link to our subject forum which should help get you more responses if you post there. 
You can also find the Exam Thread list for A-levels here and GCSE here.
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Are you sure you've posted in the right place? 
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You can also find the Exam Thread list for A-levels here and GCSE here.
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As there is a lot to cover it would be helpful to take in to consideration what the previous sets of questions have been over the last few years, what would be the most likely ones to come up for Epistemology and Philosophy of Religion?
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As there is a lot to cover it would be helpful to take in to consideration what the previous sets of questions have been over the last few years, what would be the most likely ones to come up for Epistemology and Philosophy of Religion?
Thanks.
G dog
1. what is a priori knowledge
2. Outline the 'argument from illusion' against direct realism
3. Explain berkeley's attack on the primary/secondary property distinction
4. Explain locke's argument against innatism
5. Is knowledge justified true belief?
6. What does it mean to claim that God is everlasting?
7. Outline the paradox of the stone
8. Explain how the Free Will Defence responds to the problem of evil
9. Outline the verification principle and explain Hick's claim that religious statements are verifiable eschatologically
10. Does the cosmological argument prove that God exists?
Considering this is a new spec which has only been out since last year, I would pretty much rule out any of these questions coming up plus the specimen ones on the AQA website as they're probably going to want to get a range of questions first.
Apart from that it's literally all hit and miss considering this is a new spec and so there's little guesswork you could do. All I would say is that certain things you could rule out being 15 markers - e.g. Virtue Epistemology - and certaint things would be more likely - e.g. ontological, teleological arguments.
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