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POR 1 Philosophical Language and Thought
Lesson 1 – Allegory of the Cave

• PLT1 A1 Argument Temple – Knowledge
• PLT1 A2 Key Points FORMs
• PLT1 A3 Taboo – Plato Cave
• PLT1 E1 Source – Allegory of the Cave
• PLT1 L Lesson Planning – Allegory of the Cave
• PLT1 P Allegory of the Cave – pptx

Lesson 2 – Theory of Forms

• PLT2 A1 Key Terms – Plato FORMs
• PLT2 A2 Mind Mapping – Plato Cave
• PLT2 A3 Plenary Triangle – Plato FORMs
• PLT2 E1 Source – Plato FORMs
• PLT2 L Lesson Planning – Theory of FORMs
• PLT2 P Theory of FORMs – pptx

Lesson 3 – Four Causes

• PLT3 A1 Diamond 9 – Aristotle
• PLT3 A2 Argument Analysis – Four Causes
• PLT3 A3 Dominoes – Plato and Aristotle
• PLT3 E1 Source – Four Causes
• PLT3 L Lesson Planning – Aristotles Four Causes
• PLT3 P Four Causes – pptx

Lesson 4 – Plato v Aristotle

• PLT4 A1 Sorting Task – Plato Aristotle
• PLT4 A2 Revision Pamphlet
• PLT4 A3 Taboo – Plato Aristotle
• PLT4 L Lesson Planning – Plato v Aristotle
• PLT4 P Plato v Aristotle – pptx

Lesson 5 – Platonic Dualism

• PLT5 A1 Venn Diagram – Plato and Aristotle
• PLT5 A2 Knowledge Wheel – Dualism
• PLT5 A3 Triangulation – Dualism
• PLT5 E1 Source – Dualism
• PLT5 E2 Source – Myth of Er
• PLT5 L Lesson Planning – Platonic Dualism
• PLT5 P Platonic Dualism – pptx

Lesson 6 – Aristotelian Monism

• PLT6 A1 Venn Diagram – Dualism and Monism
• PLT6 A2 Scholar Dialogue – Dualism Monism
• PLT6 A3 Taboo – Monism and Dualism
• PLT6 E1 Source – Monism
• PLT6 L Lesson Planning – Aristotelian Monism
• PLT6 P Aristotelian Monism – pptx

Lesson 7 – Substance Dualism

• PLT7 A1 Key Terms – Substance Dualism
• PLT7 A2 Silent Debate – Substance Dualism
• PLT7 A3 Three Questions – Substance Dualism
• PLT7 E1 Source – Descartes
• PLT7 L Lesson Planning – Substance Dualism
• PLT7 P Substance Dualism – pptx

Lesson 8 – Materialism

• PLT8 A1 Diamond 9 – Materialism
• PLT8 A2 De Bono Hats – Dawkins
• PLT8 A3 Dominoes – Materialism
• PLT8 E1 John Locke
• PLT8 E2 Bertrand Russell
• PLT8 E3 Richard Dawkins
• PLT8 L Lesson Planning – Materialism
• PLT8 P Materialism – pptx

POR 2 Arguments for the Existence of God
Lesson 1 – Cosmological Argument

• AEG1 A1 Sorting Task – Three Ways
• AEG1 A2 Argument Analysis – Cosmological
• AEG1 A3 Plenary Triangle
• AEG1 E1 Source – Aquinas
• AEG1 E2 Source – Copleston Russell
• AEG1 L Lesson Planning – Cosmological Argument
• AEG1 P Cosmological Argument – pptx

Lesson 2 – Cosmological Argument Challenges

• AEG2 A1 Scholar Comparison – Contingency
• AEG2 A2 Key Points – Cosmological Challenges
• AEG2 A3 Three Questions
• AEG2 E1 Source – Hume
• AEG2 L Challenges to the Cosmological Argument
• AEG2 P Cosmological Challenges – pptx

Lesson 3 – Teleological Argument

• AEG3 A1 Sorting Task – Paley Watch
• AEG3 A2 Mind Mapping – Teleological
• AEG3 A3 Dominoes – Arguments
• AEG3 E1 Source – Aquinas
• AEG3 E2 Source – Paley
• AEG3 E2 Source – Swinburne
• AEG3 L Lesson Planning – Teleological Argument
• AEG3 P Teleological Argument – pptx

Lesson 4 – Teleological Argument Challenges

• AEG4 A1 Venn Diagram – Teleological
• AEG4 A2 De Bono Hats – Mill
• AEG4 A3 Taboo – Teleological
• AEG4 E1 Source – Hume
• AEG4 E2 Source – Vardy
• AEG4 E3 Source – Mill
• AEG4 L Challenges to the Teleological Argument
• AEG4 P Teleological Challenges – pptx

Lesson 5 – Ontological Argument

• AEG5 A1 Key Terms – Ontological
• AEG5 A2 Knowledge Wheel – Ontological
• AEG5 A3 Confused Opinions – Ontological
• AEG5 E1 Source – Anselm
• AEG5 L Lesson Planning – Ontological Argument
• AEG5 P Ontological Argument

Lesson 6 – Ontological Argument Challenges

• AEG6 A1 Diamond 9 – Arguments from Reason
• AEG6 A2 Scholar Dialogue – Anselm Gaunilo
• AEG6 A3 Dominos – Ontological
• AEG6 E1 Source – Gaunilo
• AEG6 E2 Source – Aquinas
• AEG6 E3 Source – Russell
• AEG6 L Challenges to the Ontological Argument
• AEG6 P Ontological C
• hallenges – pptx

POR 3 God and the World
Lesson 1 – Nature of Religious Experience

• GTW1 A1 Diamond 9 – Religious Experience
• GTW1 A2 Key Points – Religious Experience
• GTW1 A3 Taboo – Religious Experience
• GTW1 E1 Source – Joseph Dreams
• GTW1 E2 Source – Moses Burning Bush
• GTW1 E3 Source – Conversion of Saul
• GTW1 E4 Source – Bernadette of Lourdes
• GTW1 E5 Source – Our Lady of Fatima
• GTW1 E6 Source – Teresa of Avila
• GTW1 E7 Source – Richard Swinburne
• GTW1 L Lesson Planning – Nature of Religious Experiences
• GTW1 P The Nature of Religious Experience – pptx

Lesson 2 – William James on Religious Experience

• GTW2 A1 Sorting Task – William James
• GTW2 A2 Knowledge Wheel – William James
• GTW2 A3 Triangulation – Religious Experience
• GTW2 E1 Source – William James
• GTW2 E2 Source – William James
• GTW2 L Lesson Planning – William James
• GTW2 P William James – pptx

Lesson 3 – Psychological Challenge

• GTW3 A1 Argument Temple – Psychological
• GTW3 A2 Argument Analysis – Psychological
• GTW3 A3 Bloom Cube – Psychological
• GTW3 E1 Source – Sigmund Freud
• GTW3 E2 Source – Huston Smith
• GTW3 L Lesson Planning – Psychological Challenge
• GTW3 P The Psychological Challenge – pptx

Lesson 4 – Physiological and Sociological

• GTW4 A1 Key Terms – Religious Experience
• GTW4 A2 Silent Debate – Physiological Sociological
• GTW4 A3 Dominoes – Challenges
• GTW4 D1 Scientific Responses
• GTW4 E1 Source – Max Weber
• GTW4 E2 Source – Karl Marx
• GTW4 L Lesson Planning – Physiological and Sociological Challenges
• GTW4 P The Physiological and Sociological Challenges – pptx

Lesson 5 – The Problem of Evil

• GTW5 A1 Diamond 9 – Problem of Evil
• GTW5 A2 Silent Debate – Evil
• GTW5 A3 Taboo – Problem of Evil
• GTW5 D1 The Problem of Evil
• GTW5 E2 Source – John Stuart Mill
• GTW5 L Lesson Planning – The Problem of Evil
• GTW5 P The Problem of Evil – pptx

Lesson 6 – Augustine Theodicy

• GTW6 A1 Key Terms – Problem of Evil
• GTW6 A2 De Bono Hats – Augustine
• GTW6 A3 Plenary Triangle – Augustine
• GTW6 E1 Source – Augustine
• GTW6 E1 Source – Book of Job
• GTW6 L Lesson Planning – Augustine Theodicy
• GTW6 P Augustine Theodicy – pptx

Lesson 7 – Irenaeus Theodicy

• GTW7 A1 Question Analysis – Augustine
• GTW7 A2 Scholar Dialogue – Augustine Irenaeus
• GTW7 A3 Dominoes – Theodicies
• GTW7 D1 Hick Theodicy
• GTW7 L Lesson Planning – Irenaeus Theodicy
• GTW7 P Irenaeus Theodicy – pptx

Lesson 8 – Challenges to the Theodicies

• GTW8 A1 Argument Angel – Theodicy
• GTW8 A2 Mind Mapping – Challenges
• GTW8 A3 Three Questions – Challenges
• GTW8 D2 Challenge to the Theodicies
• GTW8 L Lesson Planning – Challenges to the Theodicies
• GTW8 P Challenges to the theodicies – pptx

4 NAG Nature and Attributes of God (folder)
Lesson 1 – Omnipotence

• NAG O Nature and Attributes of God
• NAG1 A1 Argument Angel – Aquinas
• NAG1 A1 Diamond 9 – Omnipotence
• NAG1 A2 Argument Analysis – Aquinas
• NAG1 A2 Mind Mapping
• NAG1 A3 Bloom Cube – Omnipotence
• NAG1 A3 Plenary Triangle
• NAG1 E1 Source – Biblical Accounts
• NAG1 E2 Source – Aquinas
• NAG1 E3 Source – Descartes
• NAG1 L Omnipotence
• NAG1 P Omnipotence pptx

Lesson 2 – Benevolence

• NAG2 A1 Sorting – Decalogue
• NAG2 A1 Venn Diagram – Characteristics
• NAG2 A2 Key Points – Jesus
• NAG2 A2 Silent Debate – Goodness of God
• NAG2 A3 Image Assignment – Euthpyphro
• NAG2 A3 Triangulation – Nature of God
• NAG2 E1 Source – Biblical Extracts
• NAG2 E2 Source – Richard Swinburne
• NAG2 E3 Source – Kant and Jerome
• NAG2 L Benevolence
• NAG2 P Benevolence pptx

Lesson 3 – Omniscience

• NAG3 A1 Argument Temple – Nature of God
• NAG3 A2 Revision Pamphlet – Nature of God
• NAG3 A3 Dominos – Nature of God
• NAG3 A3 Three Questions – Omniscience
• NAG3 E1 Source – Biblical Extracts
• NAG3 E2 Source – Louis of Molina
• NAG3 E3 Source – Richard Dawkins
• NAG3 L Omniscience
• NAG3 P Omniscience pptx
• NAG3.A1 Scholar Comparison
• NAG3.A2 Knowledge Wheel – Omniscience

Lesson 4 – Eternity

• NAG4 A1 Key Terms – Nature of God
• NAG4 A1 Question Analysis – Eternity
• NAG4 A2 De Bono Hats – Boethius
• NAG4 A2 Scholar Dialogue – Boethius and Lady Philosophy
• NAG4 A3 Confused Opinions – Eternity
• NAG4 A3 Taboo – Nature of God
• NAG4 D1 Summary – Boethius
• NAG4 E1 Source – Biblical Accounts
• NAG4 E2 Source – Greek Accounts
• NAG4 E3 Source – Augustine
• NAG4 E4 Source – Boethius
• NAG4 E5 Source – Aquinas
• NAG4 E6 Source – Swinburne
• NAG4 E7 Source – Swinburne
• NAG4 E8 Source – Davies
• NAG4 L Eternity
• NAG4 P Eternity pptx

5 Religious Language Classical
RLC.O Classical Religious Language

Lesson 1 – Via Negativa

• RLC1 A1 Diamond 9 – Via Negativa
• RLC1 A1 Key Terms – Religious Language
• RLC1 A2 Argument Analysis – Via Negativa
• RLC1 A2 De Bono Hats – Maimonides
• RLC1 A3 Confused Opinions – Via Negativa
• RLC1 A3 Plenary Triangle – Via Negativa
• RLC1 E1 Source – Moses Maimonides
• RLC1 L Apophatic Way
• RLC1 P Via Negativa

Lesson 2 – Analogy

• RLC2 A1 Argument Angel – Via Negativa
• RLC2 A1 Question Analysis – Via Negativa
• RLC2 A2 Key Points Table – Analogy
• RLC2 A2 Mind Mapping – Analogy
• RLC2 A3 Bloom Cube – Analogy
• RLC2 A3 Image Assigning – Baker
• RLC2 E1 Source – Aquinas
• RLC2 L Cataphatic Way
• RLC2 P Analogy

Lesson 3 – Symbol

• RLC3 A1 Scholar Comparison – Maimonides and Aquinas
• RLC3 A1 Venn Diagram – Positive and Negative language
• RLC3 A2 Knowledge Wheel – Symbols
• RLC3 A2 Revision Pamphlet – Religious Language
• RLC3 A3 Dominoes – Religious Language
• RLC3 A3 Triangulation – Religious Language
• RLC3 E1 Source – Tillich
• RLC3 L Symbols
• RLC3 P Symbols pptx

6 Religious Language Logical Positivism
Lesson 1 – Logical Positivism

• RLL1 A1 Argument Temple Logical Positivism
• RLL1 A1 Diamond 9 – Logical Positivism
• RLL1 A2 De Bono Hats – Orwell
• RLL1 A2 Silent Debate – Verificationism
• RLL1 A3 Image Assigning – Raven
• RLL1 A3 Three Questions – Verification
• RLL1 D1 Summary – Verification
• RLL1 E1 Source – Ayer
• RLL1 E2 Source – Orwell Newspeak
• RLL1 L Verification
• RLL1 P Verification pptx

Lesson 2 – Verification

• RLL2 A1 Argument Angel – Verification
• RLL2 A1 Question Analysis – Verification
• RLL2 A2 Revision Pamphlet – Verificationism
• RLL2 A2 Scholar Dialogue – Wittgenstein Ayer
• RLL2 A3 Bloom Cube – Language Games
• RLL2 A3 Plenary Triangle – Verification
• RLL2 E1 Source – Flew
• RLL2 E2 Source – Wittgenstien
• RLL2 E3 Source – Swinburne
• RLL2 L Language Games
• RLL2 P Language Games pptx

Lesson 3 – Falsification

• RLL3 A1 Key Terms – Logical Positivism
• RLL3 A1 Scholar Comparison – Verification
• RLL3 A2 Key Points Table – Falsification
• RLL3 A2 Mind Mapping – Falsification
• RLL3 A3 Confused Opinions – Falsification
• RLL3 A3 Triangulation – Logical Positivism
• RLL3 D Summary – Falsification
• RLL3 E1 Source – Popper
• RLL3 E2 Source – Flew
• RLL3 L Falsification
• RLL3 P Falsification pptx

Lesson 4 – Bliks

• RLL4 A1 Sorting Task – Falsification Parables
• RLL4 A1 Venn Diagram – Religious Language
• RLL4 A2 Argument Analysis – Bliks
• RLL4 A2 Knowledge Wheel – Parables
• RLL4 A3 Dominoes – Religious Language
• RLL4 A3 Taboo – Logical Positivism
• RLL4 D1 Summary – Response to Flew
• RLL4 E1 Source – Hare
• RLL4 L Bliks
• RLL4 P Bliks pptx