PHIL 6520, Philosophy and Religion
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Number: PHIL 6520

Name: Philosophy and Religion

Instructor: Dr. Joseph LeVesque (bio)

Section: Su-04

Credits: 3


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Course Description:
Studies the thought of notable philosophers about religion and its claims. Using significant writings from the past and present, the course will focus on issues such as the grounds for belief in God, the problems of evil, and human destiny.

Course Goals and Objectives:
1.) Review the work of significant thinkers in the area of philosophy and religion;
2.) Search out the truth claims of Christianity;
3.) Possess an intellectual framework for a belief in God;
4.) Explore the problem of evil in the world;
5.) Discover various interpretations of humanity's destiny;
6.) Develop an integrated view of philosophy, mysticism, and religious thought.

 

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