RLG 3610 - Religious Studies: Variable Topics

Credits: 3

Prerequisite(s): RLG 1040 or RLG 1050

Description: This course offers either comparative studies of religion or an in-depth study of a specific thinker, such as Paul, Augustine, Mamonides, or Martin Luther King Jr.; or a pair or group of thinkers, such as Luther and Calvin or Buber and Rosenzweig; or a recognized movement of thought or tradition, such as Shia or Sunni Islam; or a particular concept or problem, such as sin and redemption; or a genealogy of sacred texts, such as the Tanakh and the New Testament; or a conjunction of epic texts, such as Gilgamesh, Genesis, and On the Worship of Isis and Osiris.

Note: This course may be repeated for credit under different topics.