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

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Spring '10: Rakestraw J (file download)

Spring '10: Akinade, A. (description)

Fall '09: Lamm J (description)

Fall '09: Yeager, D (file download)

Fall '09: Soltes O (description, file download)

Fall '09: Lefebure, L (file download)

Fall '09: Ruf F (description, file download)

Fall '09: Yeager, D (file download)

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