
Philosophy Faculty
WPF collaborates with UIPM in accordance with the
Faculty of Philosophy, Science, Religion. All three are for Bachelor, Master
and Doctoral Programs.
Three of the most essential styles of thinking
about the world and our place in it are philosophy, science, and religion. Are
these modes mutually exclusive? To put it another way, is it intellectually
responsible to 'choose sides' and identify with one of these approaches over
the others? Or are they mutually supporting or complementary? The devil, as is
common of matters of this size, is in the details. It's crucial, for example,
to figure out what makes each of these methods of thinking about the world
unique. We'll look at what some of the contemporary major intellectuals in
philosophy, science, and religion are actually doing in order to acquire some
clarity.
The third of three connected courses in our
Philosophy, Science, and Religion Online series is titled 'Religion and
Science.' The course will cover five topics, each of which will be delivered by
an expert in the field.
What is the
definition of philosophy?
We'll begin the course by considering what
Philosophy is and how it differs from other disciplines. What are its unique
goals and methods? We'll also consider why the problems philosophers strive to
answer are frequently regarded as both fundamental and significant, as well as
how philosophy is really conducted.Finally, we'll quickly discuss two important
philosophers' responses to the topic of how we can tell whether there is a
correct method of thinking about things in any particular situation.
What is the difference between objective, relative,
and emotional morality?
We all have some understanding of what is good or evil, and we all have feelings about which behaviors are better or worse. But where do these moral convictions, senses, or feelings stand? Should we consider them to be hard, objective facts about our reality that scientists could discover and investigate? Should we consider moral judgments to be merely personal or societal preferences?In this session, we'll look at some of the many solutions available when tackling these problems, as well as the issues and possibilities associated with each.

President of UIPM -WPF Indonesia and LECTURER of Philosophy , Science and Religion

LECTURER of Philosophy and Science

LECTURER of Philosophy., Science and Religion

Assistant of President UIPM -WPF Indonesia and LECTURER of Philosophy., Science and Religion

Assistant of President UIPM -WPF Indonesia and LECTURER of Health Sciences

Chancellor and LECTURER of Philosophy., Science and Religion

LECTURER of Philosophy., Science and Religion

LECTURER of Philosophy., Science and Religion

LECTURER of Philosophy., Science and Religion

LECTURER of Philosophy., Science and Religion

LECTURER of Philosophy, Science and Religion

LECTURER of Philosophy, Science and Religion

LECTURER of Philosophy, Science and Religion

LECTURER of Philosophy, Science and Religion

LECTURER of Philosophy, Science and Religion

LECTURER of Psychology and Public Health