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PHIL 315 - Philosophy of Religion

Major issues in the philosophy of religion include monotheism vs. polytheism, the attributes of God, arguments for belief in God, grounds for disbelief in God, direct experience of the Divine, the reliability of scriptural sources, faith without proof, problems of religious language, verifiability, religion as attitude, alternatives to anthropomorphism in religion, theist vs. non-theist religious belief and immorality. Readings will be included from scriptural and philosophical sources.

Prerequisite: PHIL 123 recommended but not required.

Credits:3 cr


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