Religion
The Religion Department creates space for reflection. You’ll strengthen social ties and examine what it means to be human — as you search for meaning and purpose in your life.
Our curriculum explores a diversity of ideologies. Classes like Islam and Judaism explore the histories, beliefs and cultural traditions of those religions while courses on ethics challenge you to consider moral questions in the context of current events.
Delving into these topics with an open heart and mind will deepen your understanding of other belief systems and help you articulate your own values as well.
Course
Faith and Doubt
Invites you to explore, through fiction and personal narrative, the depth and complexity of religious experience in its many forms from traditional belief through skepticism.
Related Clubs
Ethics Forum
Philosophy Club
Middle Eastern Society
Psychology Club
Course
Imagining Your Future
One of the most popular undergraduate courses at Stanford is entitled "Designing Your Life" - which implies that life, in fact, can be designed or planned out ahead of time.
The Exeter Bulletin
Exploring how goodness fits into the future
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Courses offered by the department
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