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THEO-001 The Problem of God
Fall for 2013-2014
Faculty:
An examination of the religious dimension of human experience and consciousness in relation to a number of problems and challenges: the problem of knowledge; the relation of faith and reason; various historical, social and existential determinants of belief; the challenge of atheism and humanism; the impact of secularization on religion.
Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
Course syllabi
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Fall '13:
Soltes, O
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Fall '13:
Danner-McDonald, Kerry
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Additional syllabi may be available in prior academic years.
Sections:
THEO-001-03 The Problem of God
Fall for 2013-2014
Tomes, Laura
An examination of the religious dimension of human experience and consciousness in relation to a number of problems and challenges: the problem of knowledge; the relation of faith and reason; various historical, social and existential determinants of belief; the challenge of atheism and humanism; the impact of secularization on religion.
Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
THEO-001-06 The Problem of God
Fall for 2013-2014
Epperly, Bruce
An examination of the religious dimension of human experience and consciousness in relation to a number of problems and challenges: the problem of knowledge; the relation of faith and reason; various historical, social and existential determinants of belief; the challenge of atheism and humanism; the impact of secularization on religion.
Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
THEO-001-10 The Problem of God
Fall for 2013-2014
Faculty:
To be added
Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
THEO-001-13 The Problem of God
Spring for 2013-2014
Faculty:
An examination of the religious dimension of human experience and consciousness in relation to a number of problems and challenges: the problem of knowledge; the relation of faith and reason; various historical, social and existential determinants of belief; the challenge of atheism and humanism; the impact of secularization on religion.
Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
THEO-001-14 The Problem of God
Fall for 2013-2014
Hall, Airen
An examination of the religious dimension of human experience and consciousness in relation to a number of problems and challenges: the problem of knowledge; the relation of faith and reason; various historical, social and existential determinants of belief; the challenge of atheism and humanism; the impact of secularization on religion.
Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
THEO-001-15 The Problem of God
Spring for 2013-2014
Faculty:
This course examines the religious dimension of human experience. It considers arguments for and against the existence of God as well as questions relating to the nature of God, human suffering and joy, and religious pluralism and culture.
Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
THEO-001-17 The Problem of God
Fall for 2013-2014
Faculty:
This course examines the religious dimension of human experience. It considers arguments for and against the existence of God as well as questions relating to the nature of God, human suffering and joy, and religious pluralism and culture.
Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
THEO-001-20 The Problem of God
Fall for 2013-2014
Faculty:
This course examines the religious dimension of human experience. It considers arguments for and against the existence of God as well as questions relating to the nature of God, human suffering and joy, and religious pluralism and culture.
Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
THEO-001-29 The Problem of God
Fall for 2013-2014
Johnson, Terrence
Drawing on theology, philosophy, literature, visual art and film, this
course explores the ethical and political implications of the question W.E.B. Du Bois raised in The Souls of Black Folk: “How does it feel to be a problem?” The question underscores what Lewis R. Gordon calls the “hermeneutical turn” in Du Bois’s search to find meaning in the world behind the veil of blackness. The course will explore the varying degrees to which Du Bois’s question shapes the epistemic terrain of twentieth-century African American religion and sheds light on contemporary existential concerns facing human flourishing." Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
THEO-001-70 The Problem of God
Fall for 2013-2014
Faculty:
An examination of the religious dimension of human experience and consciousness in relation to a number of problems and challenges: the problem of knowledge; the relation of faith and reason; various historical, social and existential determinants of belief; the challenge of atheism and humanism; the impact of secularization on religion.
This course is for SFS-Qatar students only. Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
THEO-001-71 The Problem of God
Spring for 2013-2014
Faculty:
An examination of the religious dimension of human experience and consciousness in relation to a number of problems and challenges: the problem of knowledge; the relation of faith and reason; various historical, social and existential determinants of belief; the challenge of atheism and humanism; the impact of secularization on religion.
This course is for SFS-Qatar students only. Credits: 3.00
Prerequisites: None
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