SOC 165 PZ -Secularism, Skepticism and Irreligion

Institution: Pitzer

Description: Why do people reject religion? This course examines secular/nonreligious people and thought, atheist and agnostic ideologies, and skeptical criticisms of religion. We explore the most compelling arguments against theism and religious faith, investigate the ways in which religion is socially constructed, and look at how religion can often contribute towards bolstering and maintaining inequality, patriarchy, racism, etc. Strongly recommended for those interested in religion-or in debunking religion.

Prerequisite(s): Please check course schedule for requirements.

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