KIC 500 Science & Religion in Conflict – Part 1 Comparing the Major Religions of Our World

Faculty: Mary Kendall Hope, Ph.D., Professor of Mediation Studies (Profile)

ABOUT THE COURSE

This course is designed to instruct any student or professional learner to deeply consider the most fundamental assumptions of the roles of both science and religion upon the existence of humankind. The Major World Religions will be compared for
analysis of their basic founding principles and assumptions regarding the existence of humankind. Student/learners will be encouraged to challenge their existing assumptions, beliefs, and the existing knowledge base they have with regard to these and other types of religious beliefs and challenge their traditional understandings of how religious faiths apply their doctrines to human understanding, assumptions and patterns of living.

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