Publication Date
2019
Course Name
God and Religion
Abstract
Application of philosophical reasoning and methodology to matters concerning God and religion. Traditional proofs of God’s existence and critiques of these proofs; the problem of evil and various responses to this problem; alternatives to the traditional proofs; differences between faith and reason; and defenses and critiques of religious worldviews. Offered every third semester.
Recommended Citation
Philosophy and Humanities, "PHI335" (2019). Curriculum Proposals. 677.
https://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/curprop/677
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