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Welcome Why do religious people believe the things they believe? Why do they find certain symbols and stories meaningful and true? Why do they worship something beyond the human? Is there evidence in religion for the existence of a God or of the divine? Is it necessary for God to exist for religious faith to be meaningful or true? Is it still possible for thoughtful, educated people today to believe in something divine? Our religious studies program tackles these and other unavoidable questions in our course of study. Our program seeks to provide our students with an exciting and intellectually stimulating approach to a sympathetic understanding of religion and how it affects life of human beings in our own and in other cultures. Recognizing that religion has contributed to an enlightened way of thinking and living for the majority of those who devoutly practice it, we help provide our students with a solid foundation for an unbiased, academic study of religion. Our program is designed for the student who wants to understand and evaluate the place of religion in his or her own history and in a culturally, pluralistic world as well as for the student who wants to pursue advanced religious studies. |
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Liberal Arts | Faculty and Staff | Contact Us Last revised:
2/7/08
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