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Nov 21, 2024
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College Catalog 2019-2020 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Religious Studies Minor
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The Religious Studies minor consists of 20 credits in the field of religious studies. Religious studies minors are encouraged to see a member of the Department for advising.
Student Learning Outcomes for Religious Studies minor:
Students will be able to:
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Analyze religion from different perspectives using primary and secondary literature.
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Apply diverse theories and methods to examine religion.
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Evaluate how their work in various courses and other learning contexts in the departmental program has prepared them to put their learning to work in the world.
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Integrate religious studies literature into their own commentary on religion in the public sphere.
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The following course is required:
Choose electives totaling at least 16 credits from the list below:
- REL 103 - HUM Religion and Nonviolence
- REL 125 - HUM Shared Scriptures of Jews and Christians
- REL 151 - Life Meaning and Purposeful Work
- REL 205 - SSC Theories and Methods in the Study of Religion
- REL 213 - PLO Biblical Hebrew I
- REL 214 - Biblical Hebrew II
- REL 215 - Koiné Greek I
- REL 216 - Koiné Greek II
- REL 217 - PLO Sanskrit I
- REL 218 - Sanskrit II
- REL 225 - NCH The Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near East
- REL 226 - WCH The New Testament
- REL 252 - Vocation and Church in the 21st Century
- REL 253 - Theology Through Film
- REL 261 - Peacemaking and Social Justice in the Bible
- REL 267 - HUM Progressive Religion
- REL 284 - Anabaptist and Pietist Movements
- REL 287 - The Story of Christianity
- REL 290 - NCH Dharma Traditions: Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, and Sikh
- REL 293 - Islam
- HRE 285 - HNR WCH Amish, Brethren, and Mennonites in the U.S. Since 1875
- HRE 289 - HNR Communal and Utopian Societies
- HI 235 - SSC Citizenship and Conscience
- REL 313 - Intermediate Biblical Hebrew
- REL 320 - Philosophy of Religion (PH 320)
- REL 321 - The Bible and Race in the United States of America
- REL 323 - Women, Gender, and the Hebrew Bible
- REL 331 - Ethnicity, Gender, and Religion
- REL 344 - The Nonviolent Ethics of Martin Luther King, Jr.
- REL 364 - Amish Society (SO 364)
- REL 370-378 - Special Topics in Religious Studies
- REL 391 - Modern Hinduism
- REL 392 - Religion in China and Japan
- REL 393 - Indian Philosophy
- REL 470-474 - Internship in Religious Studies
- REL 480-489 - Independent Study in Religious Studies
- REL 490 - Independent Research in Religious Studies
- ILS 330 - Comparative Theology and Interfaith Engagement
- SO 317 - Sociology of Religion
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