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REL 205U: Religions of India,China,and Japan
3.00 Credits
Carleton College
Introduction to the study of religion and its application to religions of India, China, and Japan. The origin, development, and diversity of major and minor religions including Hindu, Buddhist, Confucian, and Shinto traditions through reading primary and secondary literature. The spread and importance of these traditions in America is demonstrated. Prerequisite: GES130 or GES145, 146.
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REL 206UZ: Religious Traditions in Asia:Thailand
3.00 Credits
Carleton College
Formal academic study, direct observation of, and interaction with the Buddhist, Muslim, Christian and traditional religions on location in Thailand. The rich presence of mosques, pagodas, temples, churches, and shrines supported by the respective communities of faith provides the opportunity to engage with living representatives and with the concrete manifestatons of the traditions. Interaction with representatives of the religions supplement academic learning. Prerequisite: GES130 or GES145, 146.
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REL 225L: New Religious Movements
3.00 Credits
Carleton College
History, beliefs, and practices of the major alternative religions active in America today, including Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, offshoots of Eastern religious traditions, and the New Age movement. Relationships of these movements to their parent traditions are discussed and comparative analyses drawn. Prerequisites: BIB101; GES130 or GES145, 146.
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REL 354: Islam
3.00 Credits
Carleton College
A historical survey of the Islamic tradition from its inception under Muhammad through its seventh-century Common Era expansion under the Rightly Guided Kaliphs to the establishment of Islamic civilizations of the premodern period and their subsequent engagement with colonialism and modernity. Prerequisites: GES130 or GES145, 146; Contemporary Western Life and Thought (L) course or GES245; World Cultures (U) course.
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REL 356G: Judaism
3.00 Credits
Carleton College
Exploration of the diverse political, religious, and social expressions of Judaism through study of the significance of the Jewish liturgical year in original contexts, medieval and modern European contexts, and American contexts. Prerequisites: GES130 or GES145, 146; Contemporary Western Life and Thought (L) course or GES245; World Cultures (U) course.
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REL 401: Christianity and the World's Religions
3.00 Credits
Carleton College
Exploration of the historical and contemporary relationships of Christianity and various world religions, specifically focused at the theological level. Focus rotates from year to year, emphasizing the interfaith dialogue between Christianity and one other world religious tradition. Carries cross-credit in Biblical and Theological Studies. Prerequisites: BIB101; THE201.
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RES 201: Introduction to Reconciliation Studies
3.00 Credits
Carleton College
Overview of theory and literature in the field, contributing factors leading to the need for reconciliation in our world, and paradigms for reconciliation praxis. Biblically based principles and processes for moving toward societal reconciliation. Cultural and religious diversity, conflict resolution, spiritual disciplines, social and economic justice issues (racism, sexism, classism), and related subjects are covered.
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RES 207U: Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X,and Our Multicultural World
3.00 Credits
Carleton College
A study, comparison, and contrast of the lives and messages of Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X with an application of this analysis to the present world situation. These two leaders are examined within the context of their African-American culture and religion, as well as within the broader cultural diversity of the United States and the rest of the world. Not open to students who have taken GES203L Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. Prerequisites: GES130 or GES145, 146.
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RES 240: Introduction to South African History and Culture
3.00 Credits
Carleton College
Explores the history of South Africa: the impact of colonialism on the indigenous peoples, and emergence of apartheid and its impact. Attention is given to the role of the church both in the evolution of apartheid and in its demise. The multiculturalism that enriches South Africa is explored. Prerequisite: Enrollment in the South Africa Term.
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RES 305: Conflict Resolution and Mediation Skills
3.00 Credits
Carleton College
Provides practical peacemaking and reconciliation skills relevant to helping Christians resolve conflict in a healthy, balanced way. Focus on using experiential learning to develop negotiation and mediation skills.
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