Comparative Philosophy of Religion
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Comparative Philosophy of Religion
Overview of the field, its significance, and key concepts

Module #2
Methodologies in Comparative Philosophy of Religion
Approaches, tools, and challenges in comparing religious philosophies

Module #3
Defining Religion and Philosophy
Understanding the complex relationships between religion and philosophy

Module #4
Theories of Religious Diversity
Exploring explanations for the diversity of religious beliefs and practices

Module #5
Cultural and Historical Contexts
Understanding the social, cultural, and historical contexts of religious philosophies

Module #6
Hinduism:The Vedic Tradition
Philosophical themes in the Vedas, Upanishads, and Bhagavad Gita

Module #7
Buddhism:The Middle Way
Key teachings of the Buddha, including karma, rebirth, and the nature of reality

Module #8
Jainism:The Path of Non-Violence
Philosophical principles of Jainism, including ahimsa and the concept of reality

Module #9
Taoism:The Way of Nature
Philosophical themes in Taoist texts, including the Tao Te Ching and Chuang Tzu

Module #10
Confucianism:Human Nature and Ethics
Philosophical principles of Confucianism, including ren, yi, and li

Module #11
Judaism:The Hebrew Bible and Beyond
Philosophical themes in the Hebrew Bible, Talmud, and Midrash

Module #12
Christianity:Faith and Reason
Philosophical debates in Christian theology, including the nature of God and the problem of evil

Module #13
Islam:Reason and Revelation
Philosophical principles in Islamic theology, including the nature of God and the role of reason

Module #14
Zoroastrianism:The Dualism of Good and Evil
Philosophical themes in Zoroastrianism, including dualism and free will

Module #15
Greek Philosophy and Western Religion
The influence of Greek philosophy on Western religious thought

Module #16
The Concept of God
Comparing conceptions of the divine across religious traditions

Module #17
Ethics and Morality
Comparing approaches to ethics and morality across religious traditions

Module #18
The Nature of Reality
Comparing metaphysical views across religious traditions

Module #19
The Role of Scripture
Comparing approaches to sacred texts across religious traditions

Module #20
The Problem of Evil
Comparing responses to the problem of evil across religious traditions

Module #21
Religion and Science
Comparing approaches to the relationship between science and religion

Module #22
Religion and Politics
Comparing the relationships between religion and politics across traditions

Module #23
Religion and Gender
Comparing perspectives on gender and religion across traditions

Module #24
Interreligious Dialogue
Theories and practices of interfaith dialogue and cooperation

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Comparative Philosophy of Religion career

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Comparative Philosophy of Religion ( 25 Modules )

Comparative Philosophy of Religion
( 25 Modules )