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Reviewing Armin Navabi Why There Is No God!


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Reviewing Armin Navabi Why There Is No God

About The Course

This course Reviewing Armin Navabi Why There Is No God is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the most common atheistic arguments against the existence of God and provide them with the tools to critically analyze and respond to these claims from a theistic standpoint.

Over 12 weeks, we will explore a range of arguments presented by Reviewing Armin Navabi, including those based on science, morality, scripture, and personal experience, and systematically debunk them using philosophical, theological, and empirical perspectives.

Note: This advanced course is also available as part of our comprehensive 3-year diploma program in Atheism, Science, and Islamic Thought.

Learn more here: Specialization in Atheism, Science, and Islamic Thought – Level 1.

Course Team

Ustadh Jamie Turner
Ustadh Jamie Turner (Doctoral researcher at the Centre for Philosophy of Religion, University of Birmingham)

At A Glance

  • 12 Live Online Sessions 12 Live Online Sessions
  • Duration: 3+ Months Duration: 3+ Months
  • Saturdays, 3 PM - 4 PM (London, UK) Saturdays, 3 PM - 4 PM (London, UK)
  • Video Recordings Available Video Recordings Available
  • Access to Mobile App Access to Mobile App
  • Certificate Digital Certificate
  • From £9.99/Month (For 4 Months) From £19.99/Month (For 4 Months)

Enroll Now

  • Starts on 28th September 2024
  • Course Fee:
    Pay in Full: £79.99 £69.99
    Pay in 4 Installments: £19.99 per month
  • Registration Deadline: 27th September 2024

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Course Overview

In the initial weeks, we will lay a strong foundation by examining key arguments related to the complexity and design of the universe, the necessity of a prime mover, and the intricate balance between faith and reason. As we progress, we will delve deeper into more nuanced discussions such as the role of miracles, the efficacy of prayer, and the moral implications of atheism versus theism. Special attention will be given to exploring cataphatic and apophatic theology, providing a robust framework for understanding the nature and attributes of God in both comprehensible and incomprehensible terms.

Who Should Enroll and What You'll Gain

Who Should Enroll:

  • Students of theology, philosophy, and religious studies.
  • Individuals interested in apologetics and the defense of theistic beliefs.
  • Anyone curious about the intersection of science, faith, and reason.
  • Those looking to critically engage with atheistic arguments and develop a robust understanding of theistic perspectives.

What You'll Gain:

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • To critically analyze and deconstruct key atheistic arguments by Armin Navabi.
  • To explore and understand various theistic philosophies and arguments for the existence of God.
  • To gain a thorough knowledge of cataphatic and apophatic theology.

Learning Outcomes

  • Critical Analysis of Atheistic Arguments: Students will be able to critically analyze and deconstruct the key atheistic arguments presented in Reviewing Armin Navabi's Why There Is No God, identifying logical fallacies and countering them with well-reasoned theistic responses.
  • Understanding of Theistic Philosophies: Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of various theistic philosophies, including the cosmological, teleological, and moral arguments for the existence of God, and be able to articulate these concepts clearly and persuasively.
  • Theological Knowledge and Application: Students will acquire in-depth knowledge of both cataphatic and apophatic theology, enhancing their ability to discuss and defend complex theological concepts such as the nature and attributes of God.

MODULES

Module 1

Introduction to the Course

Module 2

Foundational Arguments for God's Existence

Module 3

Arguments from Faith and Definition of God

Module 4

Philosophical and Logical Arguments

Module 5

Arguments from Scripture and Miracles

Module 6

The Efficacy of Prayer and Personal Experience

Module 7

Moral Arguments and the Source of Morality

Module 8

The Universality and Impact of Religious Belief

Module 9

The Role of Religion in Providing Meaning and Purpose

Module 10

Addressing Popular and Intellectual Support for Belief

Module 11

Addressing Common Criticisms and Objections

Module 12

Course Wrap-Up

Here is the course outline:

Welcome Aboard: Course Introduction

WhatsApp Discussion Group

Pre Course Survey

LMS Orientation

Session 1 - Introduction to the Course

Session 2 - Foundational Arguments for God's Existence

Session 3 - Arguments from Faith and Definition of God

Session 4 - Philosophical and Logical Arguments

Session 5 - Arguments from Scripture and Miracles

The Efficacy of Prayer and Personal Experience

Moral Arguments and the Source of Morality

The Universality and Impact of Religious Belief

The Role of Religion in Providing Meaning and Purpose

Addressing Popular and Intellectual Support for Belief

Addressing Common Criticisms and Objections

Course Wrap-Up

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