Knowledge and Reality
PHIL 120 | Winter 2025
Do you ever find yourself wondering about the limits of human understanding, the origins of the universe, or the existence of God? Then this course is for you. Reading highly influential thinkers from Ancient Greece up to the present day, students will be introduced to metaphysics and epistemology, two sub-disciplines of philosophy that tackle fundamental questions about reality and knowledge.
Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 240 | Winter 2024
Does religion contain absolute truth? If so, what do we make with the diversity of religious beliefs out there? Can you prove that God exists or does not exist? Is religion just a collection of myths? Is it a tool of oppression? This course critically examines questions like these.
Kant
PHIL 482J | Winter 2025
Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason is one of the most influential works in the history of philosophy. Written during the crisis of the Enlightenment, it sought to find a new foundation for knowledge, morality, and religion. In so doing, it develops a radical and controversial position according to which the mind constructs the world.
Joseph Carew 