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Theology
For All Students |
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Requires twelve units passed with an average of 2.00
or above from those listed below, at least one of which
must be a non-Christianity course (marked with an *): |
| Surveys: (no more than
one) |
| RELG 102 CHRISTIAN FAITH AND LIFE |
done
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need
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| RELG 103* THE JEWISH TRADITION |
done
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need
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| RELG 104* THE WORLD OF ISLAM |
done
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need
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| RELG 105 SOCRATES, JESUS, AND THE BUDDHA |
done
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need
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| RELG 130* LIVING RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD |
done
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need
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| PHIL 101 PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY |
done
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need
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| Scripture: (at least
two) |
| RELG 201* ISRAELITE PROPHETS, PRINCES, AND PRIESTS |
done
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need
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| RELG 201 NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITIES |
done
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need
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| RELG 215 THE LIFE AND TEACHINGS OF JESUS |
done
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need
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| RELG 216 PAULINE CHRISTIANITIES |
done
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need
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| RELG 217* TOPICS IN ISRAELITE AND EARLY JEWISH RELIGIONS |
done
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need
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| History: (at least two) |
| RELG 210 THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRISTIANITY |
done
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need
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| RELG 211* HELLENISTIC CULTS, MAGIC, AND MYSTERY RELIGIONS |
done
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need
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| RELG 212 THE REFORMATION (cross-listed
with History 231) |
done
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need
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| RELG 214 RELIGION IN AMERICA |
done
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need
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RELG 246 THE
HOLOCAUST
(cross listed with History 246) |
done
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need
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| RELG 250 NEW
RELIGIONS IN AMERICA |
done
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need
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| RELG 261 HISTORY OF WORLD CHRISTIANITY I: 325-1500 |
done
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need
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| RELG 262 HISTORY OF WORLD CHRISTIANITY I: 1500-2000 |
done
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need
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| Theology: (at least two) |
| RELG 220 CHRISTIAN ETHICS |
done
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need
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| RELG 230 INTRODUCTION TO THE THEOLOGY
OF MARTIN LUTHER |
done
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need
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| RELG 231 RELIGION, PHILOSOPHY, AND SCIENCE |
done
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need
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| RELG 270 EXPLORATIONS IN RELIGION AND SOCIETY |
done
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need
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| RELG 280 HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN THOUGHT |
done
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need
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| Advanced: (at least two) |
| RELG 312 TOPICS IN NEW TESTAMENT AND EARLY CHRISTIANITY |
done
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need
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| RELG 317 SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY |
done
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need
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| RELG 320 THE THEOLOGY OF JONATHAN EDWARDS |
done
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need
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| RELG 325 MODERN THEOLOGY |
done
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need
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| RELG 330* CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY AND THE WORLD RELIGIONS |
done
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need
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| Philosophy: (at least
two) |
| PHIL 213* RELIGIONS AND PHILOSOPHIES
OF INDIA or |
done
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need
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| PHIL 218* RELIGIONS AND PHILOSPHIES
OF CHINA |
done
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need
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| PHIL 251 EARLY WESTERN PHILOSOPHY |
done
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need
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| PHIL 252 MODERN WESTERN PHILOSOPHY |
done
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need
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| PHIL 260 SELECTED TOPICS
IN PHILOSOPHY |
done
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need
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| PHIL 265 AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY |
done
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need
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| PHIL 310 KANT'S CRITICAL
PHILOSOPHY |
done
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need
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| PHIL 321 PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION |
done
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need
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| PHIL 320 NIETZSCHE |
done
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need
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| PHIL 325 HEIDEGGER |
done
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need
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| PHIL 340 TOPICS IN CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN PHILOSOPHY |
done
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need
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| Senior Thesis: (1 unit) |
| RELG 410, 411,
412 - SENIOR THESIS
(1/2, 1, 1/2 UNIT) |
done
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need
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RELG 495, 496,
497 -HONORS PROJECT
(1/2, 1, 1/2 UNIT)
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done
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need
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Other units from among those listed
above, (with no more than one survey course) to meet
the nine units required for the major.
SOCI 327 may be considered an elective with approval
of the department, as may some IL courses. |
Political Science 342 or 343, Sociology
327, or some Intensive Learning courses may be considered
electives with the approval of the Department.
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