This course introduces students to traditional and contemporary issues in philosophy of religion, from both Western [Abrahamic] and Non-Western [Eastern] perspectives. While various metaphysical, epistemological, and moral issues apply differently to each religious tradition covered; this course will explore topics related to the existence and nature of God; the Problem of Evil; the nature of revelation, faith, and religious experience; the justification of religious beliefs; the problem of religious pluralism; as well as the possibility of reincarnation and immortality.