RS 460 — Science and Religion
BA BA Religious Studies · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
This course will explore the relationship between science and religion. Are science and religion as strongly contrasting enterprises which have essentially nothing to do with each other? How can God act if the world is law-abiding? Methods of inquiry in science and religion, the human’s relation to nature and God’s relation to nature. Discussion will include the interconnectedness of ‘objectivity’ and ‘subjectivity’, the separation of science and religion as complementary languages.
- Credits
- 0
- Level
- Level 400
Other courses on this programme
- RS 451 — Comparative Study of Religions
- RS 452 — New Religious Movement
- RS 453 — Islam in Ghana
- RS 454 — Islamic Spirituality
- RS 455 — West African Church History
- RS 456 — Christianity and African Culture
- RS 457 — New Testament Greek II
- RS 458 — Greek III
- RS 459 — Hebrew III
- RS 461 — Topics in Islamic Studies
- RS 462 — Religions and Gender
- RS 463 — The Caliphate
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