Fundamentals of Philosophy of Religion

Examining fundamental questions about belief, existence, and the divine requires rigorous analytical thinking and clear logical reasoning. This foundational course introduces you to the core debates in the philosophy of religion, providing the conceptual tools needed to evaluate complex arguments with clarity. You will explore classic and modern inquiries into religious belief, assessing the rational foundations behind theistic concepts and their critiques across major philosophical traditions. What you'll learn: - Understand core philosophical terminology, divine attributes, and definitions of God across major traditions - Analyze classical arguments for the existence of God, including cosmological, teleological, and ontological perspectives - Evaluate significant objections to theism, such as the problem of evil and divine hiddenness - Explore modern religious epistemology, including reformed epistemology and the rationality of faith - Apply analytical reading techniques to deconstruct philosophical premises and identify logical fallacies Starting with essential vocabulary and foundational concepts, the reading material guides you step by step through historical perspectives and contemporary debates. This course is created for beginners, curious readers, and independent thinkers who want to explore philosophy without any prior background in theology or formal logic. Start reading today to sharpen your critical thinking and deepen your understanding of fundamental philosophical debates.