Doctor of Religious Philosophy
The Doctor of Religious Philosophy offers a deep and fascinating exploration into
humanity's search for meaning. Through the study of religion students acquire a deeper
understanding of ideas, beliefs and concerns that have influenced and continue to
influence human existence. The Department is dedicated to fostering an environment
that furthers religious understanding on its background, ideology, thought systems of
the East and the West. Doctor of Religious Philosophy will deal with contemporary
critical theory in the academic study of religious philosophical themes, doctrines and
theories of different religious thought systems and an advanced working knowledge of
major religious socio-cultural traditions.
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DPH101 Comparative Religious Ethics
DPH102 Islamic Philosophy
DPH103 Philosophy of Religion
DPH104 Indian Religious Philosophy
DPH105 East Asian Buddhist Philosophy
DPH106 Asian Ethical Systems
DPH107 Greek Religious Philosophy
DPH108 Problems in Medieval Religious Philosophy
DPH109 Modern Religious Philosophy: Descartes to Kant
DPH110 19th-Century Religious Philosophy
DPH111 Rabbinic Judaism: Literature, History, and Beliefs
DPH112 Jews, Gentiles, and Christians in the Ancient World
DPH113 Religion and Medicine
DPH114 Religion and the Meaning of Existence
DPH115 God, Self and World
DPH799 Dissertation Total Upper Division: |
4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 4 units 8 units 68 units |
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