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Course meets Mondays only beginning January 25. This course studies Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism and their principal doctrines and practices. It considers the impact of religion dealing with issues of war, poverty, gender, bioengineering and the environment. Online assignments are due in lieu of a second class meeting each week.

PHIL-1304-33430 (1017436)
Introduction to World Religion

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Homoleski, Brian Vita

CVC
3

1/20/16
3/13/16
(8 weeks)

eCampus
Flex Term Jan.
Internet Based

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Course begins January 20 and ends March 13. The course emphasizes the Sacred Texts of each religion available online instead of a textbook. The Sacred Texts include the Bible, the Bhagavad Bita, Vedas, and Qu'ran. The Bible is used in studies of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Contemporary issues related to the practice of these religions are included for consideration in the study.

PHIL-1304-33431 (1017438)
Introduction to World Religion

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Homoleski, Brian Vita

CVC
3

3/21/16
5/12/16
(8 weeks)

Flex Term Mar.
Internet Based

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Course begins March 21 and ends May 14. The course emphasizes the Sacred Texts of each religion available online instead of a textbook. The Sacred Texts include the Bible, the Bhagavad Bita, Vedas, and Qu'ran. The Bible is used in studies of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Contemporary issues related to the practice of these religions are included for consideration in the study.

PHIL-2306 Introduction to Ethics

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PHIL-2306-33410 (1017427)
Introduction to Ethics

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Tomczak, Christina Vita

CVC
3

1/20/16
3/11/16
(8 weeks)

eCampus
Flex Term Jan.
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This class is in our Ready2Go degree progam and available to all students. It is an 8-week course. The course considers ethical issues in medical ethics, business, the environment, and day-to-day life. Participation in the course includes many discussion online as well as written reflection assignments.

PHIL-2306-33411 (1017431)
Introduction to Ethics