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Psychology and Religion
Psychology and Religion
This study teaches how to think, rather than what to think. Each class includes the use of philosophy, historical criticism, and the identification of “problematics."
Religions are features of the modern pluralistic world. The study of religion at Kent—which follows the American Academy of Religion's guidelines honoring objectivity in method—builds empathy and increases cultural awareness.
Establishing Context and Fostering Respect
By examining the concept of religion itself, we develop a respect for every person's religious perspective.
Open, Critical Thinking
Kent's Religion faculty model how to think critically about religion and demonstrate that critical thought is not antithetical to faith, it is a vital component of faith.
A Sense of Wonder
Deep, philosophical questions are at the root of studying religion. As you ask questions and pursue answers about religion, you will be encouraged to maintain a sense of wonder and awe in your exploration.
Religion Courses
Psychology & Religion
- Psychology and Religion
- Non-violent Conflict & Change
- Advanced Studies: World Religions
- Psychology & Art
- Psychology & Religion
- Self-Perception
- Advanced Studies in World Religions
Psychology and Religion
Non-violent Conflict & Change
Advanced Studies: World Religions
Psychology & Art
Psychology & Religion
Self-Perception
Advanced Studies in World Religions
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