Courses in Religion (Division 457/Subject Code: RELIGION) - Back to the Program Page
The following courses constitute the range of approved offerings at the time of the assembly of the publication. For more detailed and current information write directly to the department.

401. Seminar in Religion. Religion 201 and 202, junior or senior standing. (2).

402. Topics in Religion. Jr. Standing or Permission of instructor. (1-3).

404/Cul. Anthro. 450. Comparative Religion: Logos and Liturgy. Upperclass standing and permission of instructor. (3).

442/ACABS 414. Mythology and Literature of Mesopotamia. (3).

448/PSYCH 418. Psychology and Spiritual Development. PSYCH 111/112/114/115; permission of instructor (3, Half Term 3).

452/Cul. Anthro. 448. Anthropology of Religion: Ritual, Sanctity and Adaptation. Junior standing. (3).

455/Sociology 455. Religion and Society. (3).

457/Class Civ 457. Witchcraft: An Introduction to the History and Literature of Witchcraft. (3).

465/AAPTIS 465. Islamic Mysticism. (3).

467/AAPTIS 467/HISTORY 541. Shi'ism: The History of Messianism and the Pursuit of Justice in Islam. Junior standing/permission of instructor (3, Half Term 3).

468/Classical Civ. 466. Greek Religion. (3).

469/HJCS 478/Judaic 468. Jewish Mysticism. (3).

471/HJCS 577/Judaic St. 467. Seminar: Topics in the Study of Judaism. (3).

476/Class. Civ. 476/Hist. 405. Pagans and Christians in the Roman World. (4).

478/HJCS 477/Judaic 478. Jewish Mysticism. (3).

480/Asian Lang. And Cult. 480/Asian Stud. 480/Phil 457/Buddhist Stud. 480. Topics in Buddhism. Buddhist Studies 320 or equivalent. (3).

481/English 401. The English Bible, Its Literary Aspects and Influence. (4).

483/Asian Stud. 481. Zen Buddhism. One previous course in Buddhist Studies recommended. (4).

487. Independent Study. Graduate standing. (1-3).

488/ACABS 421/Class. Civ. 483. Christianity and Hellenistic Civilizations. (4).

495/ACABS 425. The Gnostic Religion. ACABS 221. (3).

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