| Code | W7331 |
| Pre-requisites | W7106 (Ancient and Early Medieval Philosophy) and another philosophy paper |
| Lecturer | John Owens |
| NZ Credit Value | NZQA NQF Level 7 (15 credits) |
| AUS Credit Value | TEQSA AQF Level 7 (9 credit points) |
| Duration | 12 teaching weeks + 2 weeks study & exams + Assignment week + 2 mid-semester break weeks. For more details check the Academic Calendar |
| Course Unit Outline | Sydney College of Divinity course description |
| Fees (NZ$) | See the Fees Guide |
| Description | This course unit address the most fundamental questions at stake in our understanding of reality in all its forms, by considering the perennial questions of being and existence, God and the human soul. This unit complements those approaches to theology which are shaped by philosophical concepts and modes of reasoning. |
| Lecturer's Introduction | Consider the perennial questions of being and existence, God and the human soul. |
