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Second Religious Tradition <\/b>(traditions outside of Christianity)
\n<\/span>NOTE: This requirement cannot be met with a course that carries the CTD (Christian Theology in Dialogue) OLECore attribute
\n<\/span>AS\/RE 256<\/span> Religions of China, Korea, and Japan
\n<\/span>AS\/RE 257<\/span> Buddhism
\n<\/span>AS\/RE 289<\/span> Buddhism, Peace, and Justice
\n<\/span>REL110<\/span> Gender and Judaism (Zager: Fall 2023)
\n<\/span>REL110<\/span> Jewish Women in their Own Words (Zager: Fall 2025)
\n<\/span>REL110<\/span> American Indian Spirituality (Sherman-Conroy: Spring 2024; Fall 2024, Spring 2025, Fall 2025)
\n<\/span>REL110<\/span> Creation: An American Indian Ethos (Sherman-Conroy: January 2024, 2025)
\n<\/span>REL110<\/span> Sacred Storytelling: Indigenous Narratives and Theologies (Sherman-Conroy: Spring 2026)
\n<\/span>REL110\u00a0Voodoo, Hoodoo, and Hollywood: African Diaspora Religion in the Americas (Rainey: January 2026)
\nREL 120<\/span> Jews in the World of Islam
\n<\/span>REL 122<\/span> The Hebrew Bible: A Historical and Literary Approach
\n<\/span>REL 133<\/span> Buddhist Meditative Traditions
\n<\/span>REL 215<\/span> Gender and Judaism
\n<\/span>REL 246<\/span> Islam\u2013Religion and Community
\n<\/span>REL 248<\/span> Judaism<\/span><\/p>\n

Sacred Texts <\/b>(Text-oriented studies of sacred texts)
\n<\/span>REL 122<\/span> The Hebrew Bible: A Historical and Literary Approach
\n<\/span>REL 124<\/span> A Green Bible?
\n<\/span>REL 125<\/span> Ancient Texts, Modern Challenges: Engaging the Bible Today
\n<\/span>REL 221<\/span> Jesus in Scripture and Tradition
\n<\/span>REL 271<\/span> The Bible in Context: History, Geography, and Culture in Israel and Palestine (study abroad)
\n<\/span>REL 275<\/span> Religion and Empire in Greece and Turkey (study abroad)
\n<\/span>REL 276<\/span> The Ethics of Jesus
\n<\/span>REL 320<\/span> Interpreting Sacred Texts<\/span><\/p>\n

Religious Thought <\/b>(Theological and Philosophical Studies of Religious Ideas)
\n<\/span>AS\/RE 257<\/span> Buddhism
\n<\/span>AS\/RE 289<\/span> Buddhism, Peace, and Justice
\n<\/span>REL 131<\/span> The Secular: Life without Religion?
\n<\/span>REL 165<\/span> Religion and Science
\n<\/span>REL 202<\/span> Classics and Moderns
\n<\/span>REL 205<\/span> Blessed are the Happy? Virtue, Happiness, and the Good Life in Christian Thought
\n<\/span>REL 207<\/span> Christian Theology and the Moral Life
\n<\/span>REL 208 <\/span> Christian Theology and Human Existence
\n<\/span>REL 209<\/span> Introduction to Feminist Theology
\n<\/span>REL 215<\/span> Gender and Judaism
\n<\/span>REL 217<\/span> Christian and Islamic Ethics: Conflicts and Cross-Pollination
\n<\/span>REL 218<\/span> Political and Liberation Theology
\n<\/span>REL 225<\/span> God, Evil, and Human Suffering
\n<\/span>REL 227<\/span> Moses and Jesus: Jews and Christians in Dialogue
\n<\/span>REL 236<\/span> How to Make a Life
\n<\/span>REL 238<\/span> Tolkien and Theology
\n<\/span>REL 239<\/span> Beyond Narnia: The Theology of C.S. Lewis
\n<\/span>REL 241<\/span> Ecology, Justice, and the Christian Tradition
\n<\/span>REL 244<\/span> Theology after the Death of God
\n<\/span>REL 245<\/span> Theology of Religions and Interreligious Dialogue
\n<\/span>REL 247<\/span> Theology between Christianity and Islam
\n<\/span>REL 252<\/span> Religion, Violence, and Peace
\n<\/span>REL 254<\/span> Theology in Comparative Perspective
\n<\/span>REL 263<\/span> Roman Catholic Theology
\n<\/span>REL 267<\/span> African American Religious Thought in the 20th Century
\n<\/span>REL 268<\/span> The Ethics of War
\n<\/span>REL 291<\/span> Holding Ethics Accountable
\n<\/span>REL 293<\/span> Religious Pluralism and the Nature of Community
\n<\/span>REL 296<\/span> Love, Justice, and Social Relations
\n<\/span>REL 302<\/span> History of Christian Thought I
\n<\/span>REL 303<\/span> History of Christian Thought II
\n<\/span>REL 304<\/span> History of Christian Thought III
\n<\/span>REL 344<\/span> Feminist Perspectives and Christian Ethics<\/span><\/p>\n

Religion in History and Culture <\/b>(Historical Studies of Religious Communities and Cultural Expressions)
\n<\/span>AS\/RE 256<\/span> Religions of China, Korea, and Japan
\n<\/span>REL 126<\/span> God at the Movies
\n<\/span>REL 141<\/span> Money and Magic: A History of Gifts, Capital, and Rituals of Exchange
\n<\/span>REL 142<\/span> Heroes, Villains, and Christianity
\n<\/span>REL 212<\/span> Christian Theology in Historical Context
\n<\/span>REL 213<\/span> Lutheran Heritage
\n<\/span>REL 214<\/span> Reformation Theology
\n<\/span>REL 234<\/span> Ecospirituality Learning from Place
\n<\/span>REL 243<\/span> Living Faith: Theology and Practice at Holden Village
\n<\/span>REL 246<\/span> Islam\u2013Religion and Community
\n<\/span>REL 248<\/span> Judaism
\n<\/span>REL 251<\/span> Comparative Mysticism
\n<\/span>REL 255<\/span> Beauty, Arts, and Religion
\n<\/span>REL 260 <\/span> Religion in America
\n<\/span>REL 262<\/span> Reformations in Germany and Spain (study abroad)
\n<\/span>REL 272<\/span> Sacred Place in Greece and Turkey (study abroad)
\n<\/span>REL 280<\/span> Religion and Literature
\n<\/span>REL 293<\/span> Religious Pluralism and the Nature of Community<\/span><\/p>\n

“Updated October 2025”<\/p>\n<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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