Religious Studies Resources (page 5)

The issue of what happens to us after our death has plagued humanity for millennia, and unfortunately the only way to be completely certain appears to be a one way street. As such, we...

Introduction When preparing for an A Level Religious Studies exam, it's essential to divide your time into the following stages: getting into revision routine, revising efficiently,...

While the Alexandrian component of the Chalcedonian settlement focused on Christ's divine nature, and the traditional Antiochene element on his humanity, the Western contribution enab...

How close have you been to Heaven? Have you ever experienced a moment where you felt something heavenly take place? Perhaps it was a wedding, a child-birth, or a celebration? It's ...

In reading the Bible, as many interpretations can be extracted from the pages as there are readers of the contents. To establish a greater understanding of what is printed, it is impo...

What's the motivation of the author of Ruth? Perhaps we should answer that at the end. Ruth is set in the time of the Judges and, in a non Hebrew bible, is found directly after the ...

Thomas Henry Huxley in Man's Place in Nature (1863) first suggested the anatomical similarities between humans and apes, Darwin was not the first to suggest the theory of evolution, b...

In this essay I propose to do three things: 1. Describe and summarise Gareth Moore's arguments, the germ of which are tendered in the introduction of his book Believing in God: A Phil...

The Christological teaching of the Council of Chalcedon of A.D. 451 The Chalcedonian formula of 451 provided no point of agreement for those entrenched in prior commitments to the...

Aquinas' Account Of The Naming Of God In The Light Of Recent Discussions Since the sense of positive devotional attributes of divine perfection like 'good' and 'wise' is...