MA Analytic Theology
Course Overview
This course equips students to become independent researchers by applying rigorous philosophical analysis to the theological traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. You will investigate profound and enduring questions that have shaped Western and Middle Eastern thought, supported by a department renowned for its expertise in analytic theology.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop advanced skills in philosophical analysis and apply them to theological inquiry
- Engage in a comparative study of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic theological traditions
- Explore the vital role of spiritual practices within these major faiths
- Pursue an original research project with expert faculty supervision
- Examine historically significant questions that have shaped civilizations
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Course Overview
This course equips students to become independent researchers by applying rigorous philosophical analysis to the theological traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. You will investigate profound and enduring questions that have shaped Western and Middle Eastern thought, supported by a department renowned for its expertise in analytic theology.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop advanced skills in philosophical analysis and apply them to theological inquiry
- Engage in a comparative study of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic theological traditions
- Explore the vital role of spiritual practices within these major faiths
- Pursue an original research project with expert faculty supervision
- Examine historically significant questions that have shaped civilizations
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Offer response
2 weeks after your application is submitted
Backlogs accepted
This course accepts backlogs