This course examines ways in which science and religion interact in the modern world. For example: what distinguishes scientific inquiry from religious inquiry, and might there be areas where their inquiries overlap? If scientific findings conflict with religious doctrine, how should that conflict be understood and/or addressed? Can scientific findings support religious doctrine? Can insights from analytic philosophy of science be brought to bear on the relationship between science and religion?

Credit Restriction: Credit may be obtained for only one of Philosophy 275 or PHIL475 or Religious Studies 275

Prerequisites: Philosophy (3) or Religious Studies (3) or 2nd year standing required
Corequisites: Academic Integrity Training 100
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