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PHIL 324 – Philosophy of Religion

Points:20Prerequisites:18 PHIL pts and a further course from PHIL or RELI 200-399
Faculty:Humanities & Soc ScCorequisites:None
School:History, Phil, Pol Sci & IRRestrictions:RELI 215, PHIL 224

An introduction to problems in contemporary analytical philosophy of religion, focusing on the Judeo-Christian conception of God, understood as an omnipotent, omniscient and morally perfect person. Is this concept coherent and consistent with other claims typically found in the Christian tradition? 100% internal assessment.


This course is not currently being offered.




  
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