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HU 302 - Comparative Religions

This introductory-level course introduces the world’s major religions, beginning with an exploration of the nature of religion. Through reading, reflection, and writing, the student learns about the historical and literary aspects of Hindu, Buddhist, and Chinese thought, then moves on to Western religions, including Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.   Extensive interaction with the instructor is included.

Credits: 3


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