Philosophy, Religion and Ethics

About this course

Philosophy, religion, and ethics is a discipline concerned with the deepest questions human beings ask: what is real, what can we know, how should we live, and what is the place of religious belief and practice in human life? It brings together the analytical rigour of philosophy with the historical and cultural depth of religious studies and the practical engagement of ethics. Rather than treating these as separate subjects, the combined field recognises how closely they have always been intertwined in intellectual and social history. This three-year full-time programme at the University of Exeter gives you a rich grounding in all three areas. You will engage with philosophical argument, from classical ethics and epistemology to contemporary debates in moral philosophy and the philosophy of mind. Religious studies brings in the comparative study of traditions including Christianity, Is

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