Philosophy and Religion
Click here to see the detailed Philosophy and Religion course brochure for Fall 2008.
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to see
a quick reference guide for those Fall 2008 courses.
The goals of Philosophy and Religion courses include:
- broad, foundational understanding of the history and practices of philosophies and religions
- engaged familiarity with methodological questions in philosophy and religious studies
- knowledgeable appreciation of other disciplines and of philosophical issues and questions of religion that relate to other disciplines
- critical and empathetic textual acuity
- cognitive skills
- communication and argumentation skills
- intellectual independence
- the capacity for open-mindedness and ethical sensitivity.
A major in Philosophy and Religion directly supports and expands the liberal arts experience.
Click here to see some information about the objectives of Philosophy and Religion Mode of Inquiry courses.