PHIL 2351 Religious Diversity in the Global Community
The contemporary global community contains a wide array of religious beliefs, traditions, practices, and understanding these diverse religious dynamics is essential in building mutually supportive and peaceful relationships among such social groups. This course will examine the ways that religion shapes the self-understanding of different cultural traditions that students will encounter in their life work, and will focus on strategies for appreciating the worldviews, customs and intellectual convictions embodied by these religions. Enrollment cap: 35 students.
Cross Listed Courses
Credit cannot be earned for both RELS 2351 and PHIL 2351.
Offered
As scheduled