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RST 0124 World Religions

A survey of the major world religions, primarily Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The course will cover the origins, development, major religious beliefs and practices, and the contemporary status of each of these religions. Students will also reflect about the encounters between these religions, especially the prospect for inter-religious dialogue.

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Open Educational Resources and/or library content required for this course.

TOTAL ESTIMATED COURSE COST: $0

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