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    • Religious experience is a good pointer to the existence of God! Discuss (40)
    • Irenaeus successfully defends God against charges of creating or allowing evil and suffering! Discuss (40)
    • Critically evaluate St Augustine’s theodicy.
    • “Augustine’s theory of Original Sin has no place in the 21st Century world” Discuss (40)
    • Critically evaluate Aquinas’ Fifth Way. [40]
    • Critically evaluate the classical teleological argument (40)
    • Critically evaluate the Kalam Argument. (40)
    • Critically evaluate the Ontological Argument. (40)
    • “Boethius proved that God’s omniscience is compatible with human free will.” Discuss (40)
    • The Via Negativa is the best way to approach religious language. Discuss [40]
    • “Religious Language is Meaningless!” Discuss [40]
    • “Religion will have no place in 22nd Century Britain!” Discuss (40)
    • “Religious faith requires belief in a separate soul” Discuss (40)
    • No true Christian could embrace Marxism! Discuss [40]
    • A Kantian approach to issues arising from Sexual Ethics is the most useful. Discuss. [40]
    • Critically discuss the view that Utilitarianism is the best approach to making 21st Century decisions. (40)
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    • Religious Education: What do students need to KNOW?
    • Maximizing AO2 marks…
    • How to tackle AO2 questions for the NEW GCSE RS (Video)
    • Making sense of the new A Level
    • Teaching Philosophy of Religion for the new RS Specifications
    • The New Gnosticism
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