Comparative Religion Minor

The minor in Comparative Religion is designed to allow students with an interest in religious studies to follow a flexible, interdisciplinary course of study by choosing from a selection of courses with varied methodological approaches to religions both past and present.

Requirements (15 credits):

CREL 210/2603 - Religions of the World (3 cr.)
CREL 000/4000 - The Bible and Ancient Texts (3 cr.)
CREL 000/4001 - Three Faiths, One Father (3 cr.)

Either two further CREL courses or any two of the following courses (6 credits):

ANTH 422/4025 - Religion in a Global World (3cr.)
ANTH 425/4030 - Women, Islam and the State (3 cr.)
ARIC 320/3020 - Introduction to Sufism (3 cr.)
ARIC 324/3324 - Non-Muslim Communities in the Muslim World (3 cr.)
ARIC 353/3353 - Islamic Political Thought (3 cr.)
ARIC 335/3435 - Introduction to the Study of Islam (3 cr.)
EGPT 440/4040 - Ancient Egyptian Religion and Ethics (3 cr.)
PHIL 226/2112 - Philosophy of Religion (3 cr.)

Notes

With the approval of the CREL advisor, other 3000 or 4000 level courses on Islam from ARIC, HIST, POLS, ANTH, SOC or PHIL may be substituted for the non-CREL courses listed above.

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Comparative Religion Minor

Requirements (15 credits):

Either two further CREL courses or any two of the following courses (6 credits):

Notes