So today’s philosophy AS exam was interesting…
The questions were in the three general areas that I indicated:
Ancient Greek Philosophy
Religious Experience
Ontological Argument
Of course, I did not completely nail the titles. But a question on Aristotle’s view of reality, a question on conversion experiences and a question on Kant’s view of the ontological argument was close enough.
In fact, Plato’s view of reality would have made a good contrast to Aristotle’s in the first question, and an understanding of psychological explanations of religious experience would have helped to critique conversion experience.
Ethics is next, and I hope to post some more exam tips and revision chunks on this soon.
Philosophy of Religion A Level 