Philosophy and religion, Mātauranga whakaaro me te whakapono
Philosophy and religion is the study of how humans experience, perceive and interpret reality, of human spirituality and beliefs, and of the responsibilities and practices of ministering in a church.
It gives you an understanding of theology, metaphysics, ethics and spirituality in relation to religious thought and practice, and how to assess and express clear, concise and logical philosophical and religious arguments.
You might learn about
- how to form a logical, rational argument
- evaluating ethics, morals and belief systems
- critical reasoning to construct and deconstruct arguments
- how to authenticate and interpret religious texts
- preparing and conducting public worship services
- how to minister to and counsel people
Your focus could beTō tino arotahi,
These courses develop your ability to question the ways we understand and describe reality, human experience, knowledge, behaviour, and the basic truths and principles of existence.
Study and training options, Ngā kōwhiringa ako me te whakangungu
These courses develop your ability to understand the world's religions and religious institutions.
Study and training options, Ngā kōwhiringa ako me te whakangungu
Similar study areas in Society and culture, Ngā wahi akoranga ōrite i te Porihanga me te ahurea
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