Doctor of Philosophy in Theology Basic Courses

PHILO 801- SEMINAR IN PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION AND HISTORY


Description
Course Description:
This course introduces the student to the variety, the continuity and, so far as feasible, the meaning of
humankind’s religious life. The focus of our inquiry will center on the Abrahamic traditions of Judaism,
Christianity, and Islam, the Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Through lectures, reading assignments, videos
and discussion we will survey the historical development of these traditions and explore their major
tenets, forms of worship, and ritual patterns as well as their various orientations to this world and the
next. At points, we will explore other thematic comparisons (e.g., on the role and approach to sacred
texts, understandings of God, gods, and Ultimate Reality, the “ideal” manifestations of piety,
contemporary issues of religion and politics, etc.) among the various forms of religious expression
Content
  • Preference for students to read
  • Seminar on Religion- 1
  • Seminar on Religion- 2
  • Seminar on Religion- 3
  • Seminar on Religion- 4
  • Seminar on Religion- 5
  • Seminar on Religion- 6
  • Seminar on Religion- 7
  • Seminar on Religion- 8
  • TEST - Please Fill up the Questions
  • Seminar on History- 1
  • Seminar on History- 2
  • Seminar on History- 3
  • Semnary on History- 4
  • Seminar on History- 5
  • Seminar on History- 6
  • Seminar on History- 7
  • Seminar on History- 8
  • TEST - READ THE PARAGRAPHE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
  • Seminar on Philosophy- 1
  • Seminar on Philosophy- 2
  • Seminar on Philosophy- 3
  • Seminar on Philosophy- 4
  • Seminar on Philosophy- 5
  • Seminar on Philosophy- 6
  • Seminar on Philosophy- 7
  • TEST- ANSWER THE FOLLOWING PHILOSOPHICAL QUESTIONS
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed