PHIL

1003 - Introduction to Philosophy - 3 credit hours
Survey of the basic questions of knowledge and existence.  Explores methods of philosophical reasoning in addressing human identity, worldview, epistemology, hermeneutics, natural law, the problem of evil, free will, and human nature.  Includes both traditional and contemporary voices. 

3003 - Ethics - 3 credit hours
Explores questions of the nature and ground of virtue, wisdom, and the good life.  Considers ethical theories including deontology, utilitarianism, and virtue ethics.  Particular attention is paid to making principled choices in practical situations.  Includes responsibilities of the individual and society in both traditional and contemporary moral debates.  Recommended: Sophomore classification or higher.  Course Rotation: Spring.