RST 101 Introduction to Religious Studies 3 Nature and role of religion in human life and society. Religious viewpoints, values, and practices within Judeo-Christian tradition and world at large. Methodological tools, both scientific and theological, used in academic study of religion. A thoughtful examination of several representative philosophical issues. Emphasis on logical and critical analysis of claims and arguments proposed by some prominent classical and modern philosophers.
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