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Introduction to Course & Instructor |
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This short video introduces the new and exciting academic discipline of Science & Religion, provides a brief history of the course and students who have taken it, and outlines the instructor's academic qualifications. |
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This course is an introductory examination of the various relationships between science and religion.
Topics include:
Definitions of Science & Religion, Science-Religion Models, Intelligent Design, Galileo Affair, Geology & Noah’s Flood,
Darwin’s Religious Beliefs, Evolution vs. Creation Debate, Problem of Evil, Interpretations of Genesis 1-11. |
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Constructivist Teaching Style |
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The purpose of the course is for students to examine various approaches to the relationship between science and religion and for them to construct THEIR personal positions. |
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None. Just interest in the topics! |
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Students answer 3 of the first set of 6 questions. CLICK GRAY BOX ABOVE
Students will be told which 3 questions at the start of the exam. |
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Students answer ALL 6 questions in the second set of 6 questions. CLICK GRAY BOX ABOVE |
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Written during the Final Exam. |
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University of Alberta Students: Register through Bear Tracks. |
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Class Notes & Class Handouts are online and FREE to download. Click the Gray Boxes Above. |
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4 mins |
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University of Alberta Bookstore |
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Class Notes ($25) & Class Handouts ($15) are available in the bookstore. |
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Only purchase the Fall 2013 editions or later. |
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Click 'Textbooks' at the top menu bar & scroll down to CHRTC 350. |
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