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M.Phil 525

Philosophy of Religion
Name: Philosophy of Religion
Course Number: M.Phil 525
Credit(s): 3

Course Description

The Philosophy of Religion course commences with an exploration of the fundamental distinctions between philosophy and religion, as well as between knowledge and belief. Through in-depth analyses, the curriculum delves into key attributes of God, including but not limited to eternity, omniscience, and omnipotence. Additionally, the course critically examines the philosophical dilemma posed by the problem of evil, recognizing it as a significant challenge to the foundations of belief in God.

Learning Outcomes:

  1. Clearly differentiate between the realms of ‘religion’ and ‘philosophy of religion,’ understanding their unique characteristics and pursuits.
  2. Conduct a nuanced analysis of essential concepts such as doubt, opinion, knowledge, and belief, emphasizing their examination within the framework of philosophical thought on religion.
  3. Identify and scrutinize the various ‘attributes’ ascribed to God in the Western philosophical tradition, aiming to evaluate the coherence of theistic beliefs and their implications.

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