PHIL 2200 Philosophy of Religion

This course presents an analytic study of the logical structure of religious thought. This course will cover various traditional and modern theories concerning:(1) the structure of theism (arguments for and against a theistic God); (2)the structure of atheism; (3) alternatives to theism ( such as Neoplatoism, pantheism, or process thogut); (4) the existence and nature of the soul (especially in its relation to the body); (5) various doctrines of immortality (e.g. heaven and hell; disembodied existence; reincarnation; the resurrectin of the body).
Credits: 3.0