MA by Research in Philosophy - Philosophy of Religion

The Centre for Philosophy of Religion and Theology aims to explore and promote research in philosophy of religion across a broad range of approaches and religious traditions. It currently includes nine members of staff, whose interests span all the major themes in philosophy of religion, including metaphysics of Christian doctrine, religious epistemology, Indian philosophical and religious traditions, theodicy and evil, religion and ethics, religion and politics, and religious experience and the spiritual life. The Centre is located in the School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science, which provides a rich environment for cross-disciplinary research in the fields of philosophy and religion, drawing together the perspectives of philosophers, scholars of religion, theologians, and historians of science. The Centre’s work in the philosophy of religion forms part of this lively cross-disciplinary conversation.