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Religion, BA

The BA with a major in religion requires 30 semester hours, distributed as follows:

  • At least three hours must be taken at the 10000 level, and no more than six hours may be taken at that level.

  • At least 24 hours must be taken at the 30000 level or above.

Students can choose freely but must demonstrate coverage of at least three of the categories below:

Traditions

African

course

Africa and the African Diaspora I

3

course

Africa and the African Diaspora II

3

course

African Religions

3

African-American

course

Black Religion in the U.S.

3

course

Womanist Religious Thought

3

course

Black Religion and Black Literature

3

Buddhist

course

Defending the Nation: China and India in Crisis

3

course

East Asian Religious Perspectives

3

course

Buddhism: Thought and Practice

3

Christian Traditions

course

New Testament Greek

3

course

New Testament Literature and Life

3

course

Thinking about Christianity and Faith

3

course

Leadership in Ministry

3

course

Women and Early Christianity

3

course

Christian Tradition: Emergence to the Renaissance

3

course

Christian Tradition: Reformation to Modernity

3

course

Contemporary Catholicism

3

course

Catholicism Across the Globe

3

course

Jesus and the Gospels

3

course

Paul and the Early Church

3

course

Finding God: Christian Journey

3

course

Christian Ethics

3

course

The History of Evangelicalism

3

course

Jesus in Fiction and Film

3

course

Salvation in World Christianity

3

Hindu

course

Hindu Religious Perspectives

3

course

The Many Faces of Krishna

3

course

Women Influencers Asian Religions

3

course

Indian Mystical Traditions

3

course

Religion and Goddess Traditions of India

3

Indigenous

course

Native Americans, Religions, and Contemporary Issues

3

course

Indigenous Religion, Gender & Sexuality

3

Islamic

course

Islam

3

course

Modern Islam

3

course

Islam in America

3

Jewish

course

Judaism

3

course

Religion and the Search for Meaning in the Old Testament

3

course

Unlocking the Mysteries of the Dead Sea Scrolls

3

course

Revelation and Rhetoric: Biblical Prophets and Prophecy

3

course

Archaeology of the Biblical World: Syria Palestine and TransJordan, 1550-332 BCE

3

course

Love and Sex in the Biblical World

3

Latina/o

course

Being Latina/o and Religious in the US

3

course

Latina/o Religion, Law and Identity

3

course

Latina Feminist Religious Thought

3

course

Religion and Revolution in Latin America

3

Theories and Themes

America and Religion

course

Sects and Cults in American Religion

3

course

The History of Religion in America

3

course

Women in American Religion

3

course

Religion and Revolution in Latin America

3

Interreligious

course

Faith and Ethical Leadership

3

course

Finding Founders: Lives of Confucius, The Buddha, and Jesus*

3

course

Exploring Interreligious Studies

3

course

Mysticism

3

course

Church and State Relations in America

3

Religion and Art

course

The Art and Science of Human Flourishing

3

course

Digital Religion, God, the Soul and Morality after the Digital Revolution

3

course

Religion and Art: Making Meaning

3

course

Religion and News Media

3

course

Religion, Art and Postmodernism: The Death of God and the End of Art

3