Religious Studies GCSE
The nature of the divine
What The nature of the divine means in Religious Studies GCSE, as defined for AQA.
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God's omnipotence, creativity, and love, which many religious people believe are revealed through experiencing the awe of a sunset or the power of a storm.
Topics that use The nature of the divine
- Theme C: The existence of God and revelation (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Atheism
- Authority of scripture
- Christianity in Britain
- Contrasting worldviews
- Cosmology and origins
- Divine attributes
- Enlightenment
- General revelation
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