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REL 310: Native American Religion and Culture
3.00 Credits
Gallaudet University
When the Europeans arrived, Native Americans were living in 500 tribal groups and spoke more than 20 major languages. Native American Religion and Culture is a study of the complexity of the religious way of life on Turtle Island (North America) and its implications in every aspect of culture. Special emphasis will be placed on the issue of the European contact with Native American cultures and the mutual influence they have had on one another. To this end, we will look at Europe at the time of contact, the ways European and African influences have affected Native American culture, and vice versa. Course fee: $ 25
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REL 321: Life of Jesus
3.00 Credits
Gallaudet University
A study of the life and teachings of Jesus based mainly on the synoptic gospels. Considerable attention is given to how the gospels were written and chosen for inclusion in the New Testament. Gnostic gospels, non-Christian sources and archeological research about the historical Jesus are also reviewed.
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REL 328: History and Literature of the New Testament
3.00 Credits
Gallaudet University
A study of the origins of the early church and the circumstances that caused the writing of the New Testament; an analysis of the content of each book. Particular emphasis is placed upon the life and contributions of the Apostle Paul.
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REL 355: Religion and Society
3.00 Credits
Gallaudet University
Religion and Society looks at religion as a social phenomenon that provides meaning, belonging, hope, personal ethics, and social cohesion. Questions of whether or not religion is true are not the issue; rather, in this course the impact of religion on special social issues such as culture contact, religion and politics, black religion, women and religion, new religious movements, and secularization are explored.
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REL 400: Religion and Psychology
3.00 Credits
Gallaudet University
This course will use the viewpoints of religion and of psychology to look at the basic issues of human existence, love, death, guilt, evil, suffering, healing, the meaning of life, and the possibility of personal transformation. Through knowledge of various theories on these issues, students will be encouraged to develop their own personal informed understanding of them.
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REL 495: Special Topics
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Gallaudet University
This course deals with the study of subject matter not covered under regular department offerings. Topics will vary each semester as determined by the department. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor
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REL 499: Independent Study
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Gallaudet University
Supervised study and/or research project in an area of the student's special interest. Title indicating the content must be available at registration. Prerequisite: Permission of the department chair
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SOC 211: Race and Ethnic Relations
3.00 Credits
Gallaudet University
A study of racial and ethnic relations in the United States. The course focuses on the characteristics of various American racial and ethnic groups, some of the causes of racial/ethnic group oppression, and racial/ethnic group responses to oppression.
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SOC 225: Sociology of Deafness and Deaf People
3.00 Credits
Gallaudet University
A survey of selected sociological topics related to deafness and deaf people. Socialization, education, inequality, diversity, and disability-related issues are among the topics discussed in this course.
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SOC 243: Sociology of Deviance
3.00 Credits
Gallaudet University
This course examines the social construction of deviance. That is, it examines how society makes rules for behavior, how those rules change over time, and who tends to benefit (and who tends to be limited) because of society's rules. The question of whether deviance is "good" or "bad" for society will also be examined. Finally, the course will consider what happens to people who b reak socie ty's rules, both in terms of how society views rule-breakers and how they view themsel
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