SCIENCE AND ITS INTERRELIGIOUS DIMENSIONS (ST-8100)

This online course identifies the points of contact where natural science challenges
or complements the religious worldviews of classic traditions such as Hinduism,
Buddhism, Islam, Judaism, Christianity, Atheism, and Religious Naturalism. Updates
in the field of Science and Religion will lead to analysis of selected topics such as
quantum physics, Big Bang cosmology, evolution, genetics, neuroscience, ecology,
and transhumanism. This course will provide 1.5 credits for students in the Certificate in Interreligious Studies, master's level, academic program (M.Div. MTS, M.A.) or doctoral level. Course begins 6/10/24. [15 max enrollment]