Philosophy 226 - Philosophy of Religion
Philosophy of Religion
Spring
2022
01
4.00
Justin Mooney
MW 11:30AM-12:45PM
Mount Holyoke College
117312
Clapp Laboratory 126
jmooney@mtholyoke.edu
117312,117313
Is there a God? If there is, what is God like? Could all religions be true, or are they contradictory? Is religion in conflict with science? Can we have morality without religion? What happens when we die? In this class, we will consider arguments for and against different positions that people have on these questions. This course will give students a sense of the issues that philosophers of religion are currently thinking and writing about. As we think through topics such as these, we will be working to develop and hone philosophical skills such as analyzing concepts, constructing and critiquing arguments, and evaluating philosophical theories.