Metaphysics of God · A-Level Philosophy
Divine attributes, arguments, evil and religious language
An interactive route through the concept of God, arguments for divine existence, the problem of evil and the meaning of religious language.
6 curriculum sections
The Metaphysics of God route
Each section gathers a connected sequence of arguments, objections and replies.
The Concept and Nature of GodCan the traditional attributes of God belong coherently to one being?Arguments for God’s ExistenceCan reason or features of the world establish that God exists?The Problem of EvilCan evil be reconciled with an omnipotent, omniscient and perfectly good God?Religious LanguageCan religious claims be meaningful if ordinary verification and falsification tests do not settle them?Metaphysics of God RevisionWhich arguments and responses survive the strongest objections across the whole topic?Paper 2 Synoptic ReviewWhich reasoning habits transfer between metaphysics of mind and metaphysics of God?
A-level Revision Institute
Put the arguments to work
Open terminology, recall or written practice, then choose from all four A-level units.