God, Faith, and Reason.

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Students examine various fundamental questions in the philosophy of religion, such as the following: What is the nature of religion? Does God exist? What are its attributes? What is the relationship between faith and reason? Do science and religion make competing claims? Does the existence of evil in the world show that God is either not all-powerful or not wholly good? Do we ever have reason to believe in miracles? Do we have souls that survive our bodily death? Does the very existence of morality depend on God? What are the philosophical implications of religious diversity? ( GE2B , GEWE )