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Religious Studies Department Courses - Fall 2008

   

Professor

Class Hour

Introductory

RELS0040

Great Contemplative Traditions of Asia

H. Roth

J

RELS0060 Religion and its Critics in the Modern West M. Bagger F
RELS0080 Women & Religion: A Cross-Culture, Transhistorical Introduction R. Kraemer I

RELS0090B

Hindu &Christian Modes of Loving Devotion

D. Wulff

J

RELS0130

Introduction to Hinduism

D. Wulff

H

RELS0150 Introduction to Islam N. Khalek D

Intermediate

RELS0400

New Testament and the Beginning of Christianity

N. Denzey

G

RELS0840

Religion and Politics

T. Lewis

I

Advanced 

 

RELS1000

Methods in Religious Studies

T. Lewis

M

RELS1320 Origins of Western Morality S. Stowers K

RELS1430

Classics of East Asian Buddhism

J. Sawada

N

RELS1780 Religion and Naturalism M. Bagger Q

Graduate

RELS2100B

Exegesis at Qumran

S. Olyan

W 5:30-7:30

RELS2100D

Disappearance of Jewish Diaspora

R. Kraemer

Q

RELS2150 Targumic Aramaic D. Scoggins T 5:30- 7:30
RELS2200L Historiography of Earliest Christianity S. Stowers N

 

Cross Listed or Related Courses - Fall 2008

ARCH1200H

Islamic Landscapes: Cities, Frontiers, and Monuments

CLAS 820

Epics of India

EAST1400

The Floating World

EAST1800C

Zen Meditation in China, Korea, Japan

JUDS1980I

Ethics, Love, and Justice: Religious & Philosophical thought of Emmanuel Levinas