Matt Lynch
This course introduces students to the art of biblical exegesis and interpretation.
Desmond Buhagar
This course examined the phenomenology of trauma as it impinges on human beings (individuals, families, cultural groups) from a bio-psycho-social-spiritual…
Frederick L. Ware
Through select reading of classical and contemporary texts, this course acquaints students with the discipline of theology focusing on Prolegomena…
John Schlachter
This course examines the major philosophies of the modern period, focusing on Descartes, Hume, Kant, Hegel and Nietzsche.
The 2022 DoSER Spring Newsletter includes a goodbye letter from Dr. Jennifer Wiseman's as DoSER's Director, an overview of our…
Science is driven by people. It is a "shared human activity." This video series delves into the many facets of…
In this 2-part video series, scientists discuss how humans survived evolution and survived all other hominid species.
When did humans become human? In this first part of our video series "Becoming Human," scientists ponder the evolution of…
Why are we here and none of the other hominids are? In this second video of "Becoming Human," scientists explore…
Michael Stoeber
This course explored issues in the philosophy of religion, with special reference to The Brothers Karamazov.
