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- REL 104CIntroduction to East Asian Religions. (3 h)
- REL 105Monotheisms: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. (3 h)
- REL 106The Bible in America. (3 h)
- REL 107Introduction to African Religions. (3 h)
- REL 108Introduction to Hindu Traditions. (3 h)
- REL 109Introduction to Buddhist Traditions. (3 h)
- REL 110Introduction to Islamic Traditions. (3 h)
- REL 111American Indian and First People's Traditions. (3 h)
- REL 113Introduction to Jewish Traditions. (3 h)
- REL 200Approaches to the Study of Religion. (3 h)
- REL 210Jerusalem in History and Tradition. (3 h)
- REL 214Excavating the Sacred. (3 h)
- REL 230Religion and the U.S. Constitution. (3 h)
- REL 231Against God: Atheism, Secular Humanism, & the Problem of Belief. (3 h)
- REL 232Trauma Tourism and Religion. (3 h)
- REL 233Religious Ethics and Moral Problems. (3 h)
- REL 242Sex, Death and Salvation. (3 h)
- REL 244Religion, Terrorism, and Violence. (3 h)
- REL 246Religion and Race. (3 h)
- REL 261Foundations of Traditional Judaism. (1.5 h)
- REL 263The Religions of Japan. (3 h)
- REL 264Jesus and Buddha. (3 h)
- REL 265Culture and Religion in Contemporary Native America. (3 h)
- REL 266Religious Sects and Cults. (3 h)
- REL 267Religion and Popular Culture. (3 h)
- REL 280God, Gods, and the Ultimate. (3 h)
- REL 282Religion and Culture in China. (3 h)
- REL 286Directed Reading. (1-3 h)
- REL 287Directed Reading. (1-3 h)
- REL 288Field Program in Religion and Public Engagement. (1-3 h)
- REL 289Mentored Research in Religion and Public Engagement. (3 h)
- REL 290Special Topics in Religion. (1.5-3 h)
- REL 291Crossing Divides: Dialogues Across Faith and Culture. (1.5-3 h)
- REL 292Crossing Divides: Crossing Back: Peacemaking. (1.5-3 h)
- REL 305Ethnography of Religion. (3 h)
- REL 306Ritual Studies. (3 h)
- REL 307Magic, Science and Religion. (3 h)
- REL 308Sacred Scripture in the Traditions of Abraham. (3 h)
- REL 310The Prophetic Literature. (3 h)
- REL 312The Critical Study of the Pentateuch. (3 h)
- REL 313Near Eastern Archeology. (3 h)
- REL 315Field Research in Biblical Archeology. (3 h)
- REL 316Field Research in Biblical Archeology. (3 h)
- REL 317Wisdom Literature. (3 h)
- REL 318Feminist and Contemporary Interpretations of the Bible. (3 h)
- REL 319What Would Jesus Do? The New Testament and Christian Ethics. (3 h)
- REL 323Jesus Traditions. (3 h)
- REL 324Early Christian Literature. (3 h)
- REL 328Jewish-Christian Relations and the New Testament. (3 h)
- REL 329Asian Medicine, Health, and Healing Traditions. (3 h)