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REL 280: Rel & Mor Values, Bus & Prof
4.00 Credits
Agnes Scott College
Religious and Moral Values in Business and the Professions This course is an exploration of the ethnical dimensions of business and professional practice, designed specifically for women who are either planning careers in business and the professions or seeking to understand the religious and ethical basis of society's increased expectations for moral leadership in business and the professions.
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REL 308: Sacred Mus of World Religions
4.00 Credits
Agnes Scott College
Sacred Music of World Religions (MUS 308) See Music 308 for description.
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REL 309: Renaissance & Reformation Eur
4.00 Credits
Agnes Scott College
See History 308 for description.
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REL 312: The Age of Cathedrals
4.00 Credits
Agnes Scott College
See Art 312 for description.
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REL 314: Gender in U.S. Religion
4.00 Credits
Agnes Scott College
This course uses a sociological approach to examine how religious beliefs, practices, and institutions shape gender in the United States. We will explore the relationship between gender and religion for everyday practitioners of a range of religious traditions, including Christianity, Judaism, and Hinduism.
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REL 314 - Gender in U.S. Religion
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REL 316: The Politics of the Apocalypse
4.00 Credits
Agnes Scott College
An interdisciplinary course that includes biblical studies, politics, ethics, literary criticism, philosophical and critical theory, social movements, history, art, music, dance, and film studies. We will be considering the apocalyptic imagination and representations in religion, politics, and culture.
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REL 318: Rel Exp of Reconciliation
4.00 Credits
Agnes Scott College
This course examines the advent of Christian reconciliation as a species of Judaism, a unique disclosure of the identity of God, and the enactment of a new humanity in Christ. After exploring reconciliation in Pauline communities, the course examines the character of Jewish - Christian relationships and the role of Jews in the formulation of Christian identity and theology in Europe. Other terrains of conflict and reconciliation include religion, ethnicity, race, and gender.
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REL 320: Religion, Human Rts & Activism
4.00 Credits
Agnes Scott College
This course will examine the intersections of religion with human rights history, events, theories, analysis, and activist practices. There is a 40-hour Theory-Practice Learning Practicum with a local community partner.
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REL 325: Ethnography of Religion
4.00 Credits
Agnes Scott College
This course will guide students as they pursue a semester-long independent ethnographic study of a religious community in the Atlanta area. Students will conduct participant observation fieldwork in a religious setting of their choosing.
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REL 330: Topics in World Religions
4.00 Credits
Agnes Scott College
Topics in World Religions Seminar focusing on a special problem within one o f the world's historic religions, or on new developments in the field of com- parative religions. Prerequisite: 130 or 131 or permission of the ins tructor May be taken more than once if topic varies Topic for 1999-2000: Religions of China - Introdu ces students to the religious dimensions of Chinese culture, both ancient and contemporary, including a survey of representative texts in translation from Confucian, Taoist, Buddhist, Isla mic and Christian traditions. Also examines religious tho ught in modern China and the shifts in government policy toward r eligion in an era of economic and social reform.
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