Description
The philosophy of religion seeks to address different aspects of religion in a rational and system-atic manner. The course focuses on a variety of questions. Some of these are metaphysical, con-cerning the concept of God, traditional as well as contemporary arguments for God’s existence, and formulations of the problem of evil as well as different responses to the problem. Others are epistemological, focusing on the relationship between faith and reason, the ethics of religious be-lief, and issues concerning religious pluralism. [3-0, 3 cr.]
Common questions about PHL 311
What is PHL 311 at LAU?
PHL 311 Philosophy of Religion is a 3-credit course at Lebanese American University (LAU), in the Liberal Studies department. The philosophy of religion seeks to address different aspects of religion in a rational and system-atic manner. The course focuses on a variety of questions.
How many credits is PHL 311?
PHL 311 Philosophy of Religion is worth 3 credits at LAU.
Who teaches PHL 311 at LAU?
Studiety has 1 professor on record for PHL 311: Nadim Abdullah Mohsen. Sections change every term, so check the registrar for who is teaching now.