PHIL 1.04 God, Darwin, and the Cosmos

This course will examine the relation between science and religion. The course will consider evolution, creationism, and intelligent design. Topics will include the compatibility of Darwinism and theism, and the question whether “Intelligent Design” is a scientific theory. The course will consider questions such as ‘Is the Big Bang evidence for or against the existence of God?’ and ‘Is the fact that the universe is life-permitting evidence for the existence of God? 

Instructor

Lewis

Degree Requirement Attributes

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Offered

• Winter