REL/134 - World Religious Traditions II
Course Description
This course introduces the main ideas and beliefs of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Students will learn about the origins and important practices of each religion. By comparing their rituals and beliefs, students will understand how these religions interact and share common traditions. This course aims to help students appreciate the diversity of religions and their impact on people’s lives.
This undergraduate course is 5 weeks.
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Course Objectives
Learning Outcomes
- Describe the nature, history, and reason of religion.
- Explain the history, basic tenets, and traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
- Explain the unique characteristics of various alternative religions.
Prerequisites
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