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Philosophy and Religion

Explore some of the profound and profane issues and questions which have interested and challenged humanity across the ages. Find out what the great philosophers like Socrates and Nietzsche and great theologians like Hippo and Aquinas have said, and their impact on existential debates. Not only learn, but discuss your own insights into the big-picture discussions of life and death.


F2F ONL

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$128 Limited inc GST / $115

Discover Your "Self" in Italy

<p>Planning on visiting Italy? Want to learn more about your “self”? Plunge deep into the outer landscapes of Italy on this virtual tour and discover your inner landscapes in the process. Visit Rome,

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F2F ONL

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$293 Limited inc GST / $264

Philosophy of Religion

<p>Religion is central to the personal lives of many people and is integrated into the cultural heritage of every people, understanding it is crucial to understanding the human condition. In this

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F2F ONL

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$293 Limited inc GST / $264

Philosophy of Science

<p>The birth of Western Philosophy and the ‘scientific’ study of Nature begin together in the Pre-Socratic Greek world. In this course we will take a philosophical trip from the beginnings of Western

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$293 Limited inc GST / $264

Philosophy of Science

<p>The birth of Western Philosophy and the ‘scientific’ study of Nature begin together in the Pre-Socratic Greek world. In this course we will take a philosophical trip from the beginnings of Western

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F2F ONL

Available Classes

$128 Limited inc GST / $115

Perception and Reality

<p>What is real? What role does perception play? How do we ascertain what is real in an age of global media, increased simulation (and simulacra), misinformation, disinformation, virality, spin, hype

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F2F ONL

Available Classes

$128 Limited inc GST / $115

The Power of Myth: Foundations

<p>What is the nature of myth? How do we explain its power and enduring significance? What is the relation between myth, meaning and purpose? Why does it matter in an age of increasing materialism,

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