Bachelor of Arts in Religion | |
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Core Requirements | |
REL 100 | Introduction to Religion |
REL 102 | Survey of Christian Traditions |
Must take fifteen hours from the following: | |
REL 303 | The Bible in Its Context |
REL 340 | Topics in Comparative Religion: Religious Food Traditions, Pilgrimage in Asian Traditions, OR Experiencing the Divine in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam |
REL 343 | Abrahamic Faiths |
REL 344 | Eastern Religious Traditions |
REL 365 | Selected Old Testament Writings |
REL 366 | Selected New testament Writings |
REL 377 | The Bible and Literature |
REL 381 | Topics in Religion and Society: Religion in Pop Culture, Religion and Gender, OR Religion and Ecology |
REL 400 | Religion Research |
Must take nine hours from the following: | |
PHIL 100 | Introduction to Philosophy |
PHIL 300 | Topics in Philosophy |
PHIL 301 | Introduction to Ethics |
PHIL 302 | Introduction to Logic |
PHIL 395 | History of Philosophy I |
PHIL 396 | History of Philosophy II |
PHIL 400 | Philosophy Research |
Supporting Requirements | |
Six hours of social science courses are required | |
Six hour language requirement: Normally, the language requirement will be filled by six hours of modern language or six hours of a biblical language (Greek or Hebrew), but the requirement may be filled by completing six hours of a modern language (intermediate proficiency) or through CLEP test credit. |
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Recommended (Not Required) | |
REL 251 | Biblical Greek I |
REL 252 | Biblical Greek II |
REL 261 | Biblical Hebrew I |
REL 262 | Biblical Hebrew II |