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Religion
Major Requires nine units passed with an average of 2.00 or above from those listed below, two of which must be non-Christianity courses (marked with an *): Surveys - No more than 1 Religion 102 - Christian Faith and Life Religion 103 - The Jewish Tradition* Religion 104 - The World of Islam* Religion 105 - Socrates, Jesus, and the Buddha Religion 130 - Living Religions of the World* Sacred Texts - At least 1 Religion 111 - Hebrew Scriptures* Religion 112 - New Testament Religion 215 - The Life and Teachings of Jesus Religion 216 - The Life and Teachings of Paul Religion 217 - Topics in Israelite and Early Jewish Religions* History - At least 2 Religion 210 - The Development of Christianity Religion 211 - Religions of the Hellenistic World* Religion 212 - The Reformation (cross-listed with History 231) Religion 213 - Religions and Philosophies of India* Religion 214 - Religion in America Religion 215 - The Life and Teachings of Jesus Religion 216 - The Life and Teachings of Paul Religion 217 - Topics in Israelite and Early Jewish Religions* Religion 218 - Religions and Philosophies of China* Religion 230 - Introduction to the Theology of Martin Luther Religion 280 - History of Christian Thought Religion and Society - At least 1 Religion 220 - Christian Ethics Religion 225 - The Religious Life of Young Adults Religion 240 - Religious Interpretation of Films Religion 246 - The Holocaust (cross-listed with History 246) Religion 250 - New Religions in America Religion 270 - Explorations in Religion and Society Advanced - At least 2 Religion 312 - Topics in New Testament and Early Christianity Religion 317 - Systematic Theology Religion 320 - The Theology of Jonathan Edwards Religion 330 - Christian Theology and the World Religions Philosophy 310 - Kant's Critical Philosophy Philosophy 321 - Philosophy of Religion Philosophy 330 - Nietzsche and Heidegger on Nihilism Senior Thesis - 1 unit required Religion 410, 411, 412 - Senior Thesis (1/2 units, 1 unit, 1/2 unit) Religion 495, 496, 497 - Honors Project (1/2 unit, 1 unit, 1/2 unit) Sociology 327 may be considered an elective with the approval of the Department, as may some Intensive Learning courses |
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