4 courses with the subject REL, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
REL 225Introduction to Religion3
A phenomenological study into the nature of religious expression, worship, tradition and practices. Why and how have different religions developed across our world and throughout history? What does the prevalence of religion say about the nature of humanity? This course satisfies the university General Education religion requirement.
Study of religions of the world, including Islam, Judaism, and Christianity as well as, religions of Asia, Africa, and the Americas, with emphasis placed on the origins, beliefs, practices, ethics, and historical development. This course satisfies the university General Education religion requirement.
How the Bible was written and developed, its teaching and their developments, the various versions of the Bible, and it’s significance in ancient times. Students will gain an overview of the content of the Bible. (This course is no longer a requirement for Religion and Philosophy majors, and is not recommended as an elective for those majors as they are required to take REL 238 and REL 239 which are more in depth classes.) This course satisfies the university General Education religion requirement.
Critical study of the religious world views and practices of African Americans in the context of their experience from Africa into our present world. This course satisfies the university General Education religion requirement.
