Philosophy Notes Philosophy of Religion Notes
Four topics covered in greater depth/accuracy: teleological and ontological arguments for God's existence, the problem of evil and the paradox of omniscience/free action. Between 1500 and 3500 words per topic.
Four tutorial essays (around 2500 words each) on the topics above, plus essay and accompanying notes (4000 words) on the paradox of omnipotence.
two essay plans, on the problem of evil and omniscience/free action.
All notes are written in full and clear sentences, with relevant imp...
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Four topics covered in greater depth/accuracy: teleological and ontological arguments for God's existence, the problem of evil and the paradox of omniscience/free action. Between 1500 and 3500 words per topic.
Four tutorial essays (around 2500 words each) on the topics above, plus essay and accompanying notes (4000 words) on the paradox of omnipotence.
two essay plans, on the problem of evil and omniscience/free action.
All notes are written in full and clear sentences, with relevant imp...
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