Philosophy of Religion

A focused study on issues of philosophy of mind, metaphysics, religious epistemology, faith and reason, coherence of theism, and other legitimate issues as presented through the ongoing discussion regarding the intersection of philosophy and religion.

Admission to the Philosophy of Religion program is selective and is offered only to students who have demonstrated the intellectual ability, preparation, and motivation to perform academically at the highest level. Enrollment in the program is limited to applicants, who, in the judgment of the faculty, appear best qualified and most capable of using the resources that the seminary provides.

  • Modified Residency

  • Residential

At a Glance

  • 5

    phd introduction

  • 3

    phd integrative colloquium

  • 24

    phd research seminars

  • 6

    phd mentor directed studies

  • 4

    phd comprehensive exams

  • 18

    phd prospectus and dissertation

  • 60

    total hours

Program Courses

At Southeastern, I started seeing that all of life is worship and all of life has a missional intentionality to it. All of life has a missional thrust to it as life lived out before the face of God.

Thomas West MDiv and PhD Alum

PhD in Context

WHAT CAN I DO WITH THIS DEGREE?

  • Teach in Higher Education

  • Do Academic Research and Writing

  • Lead a Christian Think Tank

What Courses Will I Take?

Below is a sample of the required courses. To see a complete list, view the academic catalog.

  • PHI 9550 – Philosophical Theology
  • PHI 9600 – Problem of Evil
  • PHI 9910 – Philosophy of Mind
  • PHI 9930 – Christian Faith and Science
  • PHI 9940 – Coherence of Theism

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