Spring 2011 UG Course Descriptions
Spring 2011 UG Course Descriptions
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- Creating a Good Society: Greek, Christian, and Jewish Perspectives
- Topics Seminar:
- Classical Mythology
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- Theories & Methods in The Study of Religion
- Theories & Methods in The Study of Religion
- Topics:
- Introduction to Ancient Indian Literature
- Advanced Seminar:
- Ancient Egyptian Mythology and Religion
- Body Performance & Religion
- Monsters and Their Humans
- Tibetan Buddhism
- Women and Gender in Islam
- Religions of India
- Introduction to Judaism
- Varieties of Mystical Experience
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- Bible as Literature
- Intro to The Qu'ran
- Seminar:
- The Quran and Its Interpretation
- Topical Seminar:
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- Topics in the Bible: Translating the Bible
- American Religion
- Introduction to The New Testament
- Virgins Martyrs Monks & Saints: Early Christianity
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