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Religion Minor

Required Courses

Credit Hours

REL 101. Religions of the World (offered each semester)

3

Choose one course in each track. At least one of these must be 300- or 400-level.

12

Choose one elective.

3


Total: 18

Courses

Please consult your Religion adviser with any questions about courses and requirements.

Track 1: Eastern Traditions

HUM 252. Global Cultures (when topic is Gandhi, Non-violence and Global Transformation)

REL 288. Introduction to Buddhism

REL 310. (Re)thinking Order and Chaos: An Introduction to Hinduism

REL 313. Classical Chinese Thought

REL 314. Gandhi and the Other 9/11

REL 317. Introduction to Daoism

REL 323. Comparative Ethics East and West

REL 372. Religion and Medicine, East and West

REL 386. Topics in Buddhist Studies

REL 387. Buddhist Literature and Liberation

REL 388. Tibetan Buddhism

REL 410. Dharma/Adharma: Hindu Ethical Reasoning

REL 488. Buddhism in the Modern World

Track 2: Western Traditions

HUM 252. Global Cultures (when topic is Islamic Civilization)

REL 201. Introduction to Hebrew Bible/Old Testament

REL 202. Introduction to New Testament

REL 210. Religion in America

REL 250. Islamic Religious Traditions

REL 306. Gender and Sexuality in Islam

REL 307. Knowledge and Identity in Islam

REL 320. Judaism

REL 323. Comparative Ethics East and West

REL 324. Latin American Christianity

REL 325. Catholicism in the Modern World

REL 330. Religions of Africa and the African Diaspora

REL 332. Born Again Religion

REL 334. New Religious Movements

REL 336. African-American Religion

REL 340. Introduction to Christianity

REL 342. The Historical Jesus Quest

REL 343. Paul and the Origins of Christianity

REL 348. Christianity in Global Context

REL/HIST 362. Introduction to U.S. Religious History

REL/IA 363. Apocalypticism, Religious Terrorism and Peace

REL/PHIL 375. The 19th Century: Age of Ideology

REL 440. Topics in Religion in America

REL 460. Topics in Ancient Jewish and Early Christian Literature

Track 3: Biblical Studies and Theology

REL 201. Introduction to Hebrew Bible/Old Testament

REL 202. Introduction to New Testament

REL/PHIL 218. Philosophy of Religion

REL 325. Catholicism in the Modern World

REL 340. Introduction to Christianity

REL 341. Early Christian Gospels: Origins, History, and Conflict

REL 342. The Historical Jesus Quest

REL 343. Paul and the Origins of Christianity

REL/ENVT 366. Religion, Animals, and the Environment

REL/PHIL 375. The 19th Century: Age of Ideology

REL/PHIL 377. Hermeneutics

REL 460. Topics in Ancient Jewish and Early Christian Literature

Track 4: Religion and Society

HUM 252. Global Cultures (when topic is Gandhi, Non-violence and Global Transformation)

REL 102. Religion, Spirituality and the Meaning of Life

REL 210. Religion in America

REL 280. Religion and Science

REL 306. Gender and Sexuality in Islam

REL 310. (Re)thinking Order and Chaos: An Introduction to Hinduism

REL 314. Gandhi and the Other 9/11

REL 315. Women and Religion

REL/SOCI 322. Sociology of Religion

REL 324. Latin American Christianity

REL 330. Religions of Africa and the African Diaspora

REL 332. Born Again Religion

REL 334. New Religious Movements

REL 336. African-American Religion

REL 348. Christianity in Global Context

REL/IA 363. Apocalypticism, Religious Terrorism and Peace

REL 365. Religion and Film

REL 366. Religion, Animals, and the Environment

REL 371. Religion and Disability

REL 372. Religion and Medicine, East and West

REL 373. Religion and Race

REL 383. The Global Refugee Crisis and Religion

REL 388. Tibetan Buddhism

REL 410. Dharma/Adharma: Hindu Ethical Reasoning

REL 450. Religion and Society

REL 488. Buddhism in the Modern World

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