Religious Studies Philosophy Of Religion Ocr Revision Guide New Spec Year 1

The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 1 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the Peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities."This book is simply a must have. I can read it anywhere, even during class because it is light and easy to navigate." JM, Canterbury

Everything you need for OCR Year 1 Ethics, Philosophy of Religion and Religious Thought (Christianity) is contained in this concise and accessible and highly focused book. It's both a revision guide and a real alternative to a textbook, written by highly experienced teachers and interacting with it's own website. This is a new approach to studying a challenging subject which is a must have for both student and teacher.To buy these three books separately would cost over �30. --The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 1 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the Peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities. "This book is simply a must have. I can read it anywhere, even during class because it is light and easy to navigate." JM, Canterbury

The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 1 & 2 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities. Reviews for PEPED Resources on Amazon: "My son really likes. He finds it comprehensive but yet written in simple language which is ready to understand. A great buy." "This is a functional book that explains all the concepts very clearly without any waffle. I think it would be best used as a companion to a text book and as a revision aid. The 'Confusion to Avoid' sections at the end of each chapter will be particularly useful."

The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 1 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the Peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities. "This book is simply a must have. I can read it anywhere, even during class because it is light and easy to navigate." JM, Canterbury

Everything you need for OCR Year 2 Ethics, Philosophy of Religion and Christian Thought is contained in this concise and accessible and highly focused book. It's both a revision guide and a real alternative to a textbook, written by highly experienced teachers and interacting with it's own website. This is a new approach to studying a challenging subject which is a must have for both student and teacher. To buy these three books separately would cost over £30. -- The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 2 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the Peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities.

Routledge A Level Religious Studies: AS and Year One is an engaging and comprehensive textbook for the new 2016 OCR A Level Religious Studies syllabus. Structured closely around the OCR specification, this textbook covers philosophy, ethics and Christianity, in an engaging and student-friendly way. Each chapter includes: An OCR specification checklist, to clearly illustrate which topics from the specification are covered in each chapter; Explanations of key terminology; Review questions, thought points and activities to test understanding; An overview of key scholars and theories; Chapter summaries. With a section dedicated to preparing for assessment, Routledge A Level Religious Studies: AS and Year One provides students with all the skills they need to succeed. This book comes complete with diagrams and tables, lively illustrations, a comprehensive glossary and full bibliography. The companion website hosts a wealth of further resources to enhance the learning experience.

The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 1 & 2 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities. Reviews for PEPED Resources on Amazon: "My son really likes. He finds it comprehensive but yet written in simple language which is ready to understand. A great buy." "This is a functional book that explains all the concepts very clearly without any waffle. I think it would be best used as a companion to a text book and as a revision aid. The 'Confusion to Avoid' sections at the end of each chapter will be particularly useful."

The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 1 & 2 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities.Reviews for PEPED Resources on Amazon: "My son really likes. He finds it comprehensive but yet written in simple language which is ready to understand. A great buy.""This is a functional book that explains all the concepts very clearly without any waffle. I think it would be best used as a companion to a text book and as a revision aid. The 'Confusion to Avoid' sections at the end of each chapter will be particularly useful."

The OCR Philosophy of Religion Study Guide is designed to help GCE A level students ask the right questions by unpacking key issues and linkages according to structures of thought, and by doing the exercises, to build essay-writing skills step by step. The major influences of Plato & Aristotle, whose ideas overshadow the entire specification, and arguments for God's existence, religious language, experience and twentieth century influences are all brought together to provide a unified approach. The specification is interpreted with great clarity in order to go deeper where necessary, to give the best chance of an A grade. Much more than a textbook, this guide is an exploration of critical issues surrounding Philosophy of Religion and its influence on ta metaphysical worldview which still resonates today.Detailed evaluation helps build the critical sense and the book comes with its own website of additional material, peped.org. An essential book for those who wish to be liberated to think philosophically, with rigour and flexibility.