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OCR H573 Potential Questions… the very long list!
“Plato’s theory of the forms is unconvincing!” Discuss. (40)
Plato’s theory of the forms is unconvincing. Discuss (40)
Critically compare Plato’s philosophical approach with that of Aristotle. [40]
Critically assess the claim that human beings have an immortal soul. (40)
“Religious faith requires belief in a separate soul” Discuss (40)
Critically evaluate the Kalam Argument. (40)
“Aquinas’ Cosmological Argument proves that God exists.” Critically evaluate this statement. [40]
Aquinas’ first cause argument successfully proves the existence of God. Discuss. (40)
Critically evaluate the classical teleological argument (40)
Critically evaluate Aquinas’ Fifth Way. [40]
Critically compare the cosmological and teleological arguments for God’s existence. [40]
To what extent does Hume successfully argue that observation does NOT prove the existence of God? [40]
Critically evaluate the Ontological Argument. (40)
St. Anselm succeeded in demonstrating God’s existence from reason alone. Discuss [40]
Critically assess Kant’s criticisms of the Ontological Argument. [40]
Religious experience is a good pointer to the existence of God! Discuss (40)
Critically evaluate the view that religious experience is the best basis for belief in God. [40]
“Although it is reasonable to believe in God on the basis of a religious experience you yourself have had, it is wrong to believe on the basis of other peoples’ reports.” Critically evaluate this statement. [40]
“The arguments for the existence of God do nothing to support the God people actually worship” Critically evaluate this statement. [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 assess the belief that God is omnipotent. (40)
“An omnipotent God could have created free beings who always choose what is right!” Discuss [40]
“Boethius proved that God’s omniscience is compatible with human free will.” Discuss (40)
Can God act in the world? [40]
“Religion will have no place in 22nd Century Britain!” Discuss (40)
Secularism does not pose a threat to Christianity. Evaluate this statement. [40]
No true Christian could embrace Marxism! Discuss [40]
Orthopraxy is more important than Orthodoxy! Discuss. [40]
The Via Negativa is the best way to approach religious language. Discuss [40]
The best approach to understanding Religious Language is through the Cataphatic Way. [40]
“Religious Language is Meaningless!” Discuss [40]
A symbolic understanding of religious language renders religious discourse incomprehensible. Critically evaluate this claim. [40]
“Kantian Ethics is the most useful approach to making decisions in Business.” Evaluate this statement. (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)
OCR A Level Religious Studies: Practice Questions
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