AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062
Paper 1
Revise: Features of the DivineThree important features are the divine everywhere, within the heart and beyond the material world. These are known as Brahman, Antaryami and Bhagavan respectively.
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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
The divine understood as a supreme, personal and loving God beyond the material world, with whom a devotee can develop a relationship.
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Paper 1
Revise: Features of the DivineThree important features are the divine everywhere, within the heart and beyond the material world. These are known as Brahman, Antaryami and Bhagavan respectively.
Paper 3
A name or title for the supreme personal God, with whom a devotee can have a loving relationship.
Revise: Nature of BrahmanBhagavan refers to the supreme personal God, with whom devotees can have a loving relationship. ‘Personal’ does not mean an ordinary human being. It means that God can be approached as someone who can be known and loved, rather than only as an abstract reality.
Distinguish the three features of the divine from the Trimurti: this question concerns Brahman, Antaryami and Bhagavan, not Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
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