WORLD RELIGIONS


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Our objective in this course is threefold. First, we will seek to acquire knowledge of, and appreciation for, the history, cosmologies, and impact of the major religious traditions, with particular emphasis given to Indigenous religions, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Second, we will gain a sense of how these religions have developed and changed through time and within their particular cultural context. This includes evaluating the role of religious institutions, concepts, and practices in human life and developing a respect and appreciation for which particulars are relevant to the validity of a religious argument and the detection of logical fallacies, through reflective analysis. Third, we will develop critical thinking skills by evaluating the religious systems we consider, through writing assignments and class discussion.


Philosophy 209 Section 70287
Room 6307
Cheryl L. Genet  Ph.D.
cherylgenet@msn.com
805-438-4088

Office Hours - 1/2 Hour before or after class
 (by appointment)

GRADES ARE POSTED AGAIN
(Through 12/6)
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Course Syllabus

Class Schedule & Reading Assignments

Assignment Instructions
& Discussion Worksheets

Glossary 
 
Don't forget to study your
glossary words as we go along!

Special Communications
 

Your final is Wed. Dec 14 at 4:30
It will cover reading quizzes from Class 2-14 and starred glossary terms.
You do not need a Scantron

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