This course explores the formation, differences and conflicts among and between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam through comparative themes. Credit cannot be earned for RELIG 2350 and RELIG 1260 Christians and Muslims.
This course considers historical, comparative, and methodological issues in the academic study of religion by focusing on the two different religious traditions that originated in the Middle East. Designed as an inquiry into the meaning and function of religion, students will discuss how the different traditions understand the divine, worship, and scripture. Emphasis will be placed on the development of the students' own perspective on religion and the ability to express this perspective clearly and effectively.
(Normally offered each spring semester.)
RELIG 2350 Judaism, Christianity and Islam (3 hours)
This course explores the formation, differences and conflicts among and between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam through comparative themes. Credit cannot be earned for RELIG 2350 and RELIG 1260 Christians and Muslims.
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