Is there anything you want more of from this class? Suggestions were given in class, but if you feel that you didn't get a chance, then email me. I then tried to transition from philosophy to religion by pointing out that while philosophy attempts to answer the questions "what is right?" and "what is real?," religion definitively answers them. Without defining religion, I claimed that two important components of it are: required beliefs, called "dogma" (more or less, these are taken to be axioms), and shared stories and rituals, that is, a culture. For example, the Christian faith has various dogmata, such as: the Bible is the word of God, Jesus was the son of God, Jesus rose from the grave, etc. These are required beliefs. However, examining these required beliefs, one would never come up with the Easter Bunny or Easter egg hunts; these rituals, though part of the faith as it is practiced today, are separate from the dogma. We discuss