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Category: A2 Level

For A2 Level Philosophy of Religion

June 9, 2014 Matthew Livermore

Student Essay: Critically assess propositional and non-propositional revelation as divinely inspired experiences of God

June 9, 2014 Matthew Livermore

Verification and Meaning

June 5, 2014June 5, 2014 Matthew Livermore

Numinous Experience

June 5, 2014 Matthew Livermore

More Thoughts on Charles Taylor, Secularity and Miracles

June 3, 2014June 4, 2014 Matthew Livermore

Charles Taylor, Secularity, and Miracles

June 2, 2014June 3, 2014 Matthew Livermore

The concept of miracle – including an understanding of Hume.

May 8, 2014June 10, 2014 Matthew Livermore

What is a self-authenticating religious experience?

April 3, 2014 Matthew Livermore

Student essay: Critically examine A.J.Ayer’s theory of Verification (35)

March 20, 2014 Matthew Livermore

Religious Experience essay by a student (Number Two)

March 18, 2014 Matthew Livermore

Religious Experience essay by a student

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