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HEST215 Jewish Musical Worlds RELI125 Unthinkable Suffering: The Problem of "the Problem of Evil" RELI201 Old Testament/Hebrew Bible RELI203 Judaism and Story RELI210 Chosen Peoples, Chosen Nation RELI221 Islam and Muslim Cultures RELI222 Religion in the United States RELI225 Piety and Politics: The Age of European Reformations RELI226 Jews and Modernity: History and Historiography RELI234 Sophomore Seminar: East European Jewish Experience RELI245 Constructing the Other in Jewish and Christian Scriptures RELI250 The Gospels and Jesus RELI253 Islamic Civilization: The Classical Age RELI257 Protestantism: From the Reformation to the Religious Right RELI261 Jewish History: From Biblical Israel to Diaspora Jews RELI262 Jewish History: Out of the Ghetto RELI263 Saints and Sinners in Europe, ca.1200 - ca.1600 RELI270 Race and the Making of American Jewish Identities RELI274 Romans and Christians: The World of Late Antiquity RELI278 Religion and Film RELI279 Liberation, Theology, Pentecostalism, and Other Christianities in the Americas and Africa RELI281 The Sociology of Religious Movements RELI283 Three Generals in the Lord's Army RELI286 Politics and Piety in Early Christianities RELI287 The End of the World: The Millennium and the End Times in American Thought RELI288 Buddhism in America RELI290 Jews under Christianity and Islam: Borders, Boundaries, and Coexistence RELI297 Constructing Hinduism and Islam RELI298 Religion and History RELI301 History of Religion RELI303 Ordering Nature, Humanity, and Deities RELI311 Ethnicity, Religion, and Class in the Middle East and the Balkans RELI323 Cuba's Afro-Creole Religions RELI327 Sagehood RELI343 Tibetan Buddhism RELI350 Women and Buddhism RELI355 Mystical Traditions in Islam RELI387 Anthropology of Black Religions in the Americas RELI388 Socially Engaged Buddhism - East and West RELI397 Myth, Memory, and History RELI478 From Idea to Plot: Writing as a Cultural Performance Spring 2008 Courses Not Offered       Summer Session       Winter Session       Home       Archive       Search       RELI HEBR211 Hebrew Literature HEST215 Jewish Musical Worlds RELI210 Chosen Peoples, Chosen Nation RELI212 Introduction to The New Testament RELI218 The Religions of Greece and Rome RELI220 Modern Christian Thought RELI222 Religion in the United States RELI225 Piety and Politics: The Age of European Reformations RELI226 Jews and Modernity: History and Historiography RELI234 Sophomore Seminar: East European Jewish Experience RELI242 Buddhism: An Introduction RELI250 The Gospels and Jesus RELI252 Islam and Revolution RELI257 Protestantism: From the Reformation to the Religious Right RELI261 Jewish History: From Biblical Israel to Diaspora Jews RELI262 Jewish History: Out of the Ghetto RELI270 Race and the Making of American Jewish Identities RELI272 Religious Worlds of New York RELI274 Romans and Christians: The World of Late Antiquity RELI278 Religion and Film RELI279 Liberation, Theology, Pentecostalism, and Other Christianities in the Americas and Africa RELI283 Three Generals in the Lord's Army RELI287 The End of the World: The Millennium and the End Times in American Thought RELI290 Jews under Christianity and Islam: Borders, Boundaries, and Coexistence RELI297 Constructing Hinduism and Islam RELI327 Sagehood RELI333 Global Christianity RELI350 Women and Buddhism RELI355 Mystical Traditions in Islam RELI356 From Chinese Chan to Japanese Zen: Dôgen and Buddhism's Place in the World RELI381 Religions Resist Modernity RELI387 Anthropology of Black Religions in the Americas RELI388 Socially Engaged Buddhism - East and West RELI391 Religion and the Social Construction of Race RELI395 The Anthropology of Religion RELI410 Senior Thesis Tutorial RELI420 Student Forum RELI473 Spirituality and Nature in the Late Middle Ages RELI478 From Idea to Plot: Writing as a Cultural Performance RELI483 American Religions Through Children's Media RELI488 Jewish and Christian Identity in a Greek and Roman World RELI490 Spirituality and Ethics: Transformative Christian Practices from Confession to Meditation RELI494 Gender, Identity, and Art RELI497 Religious and Philosophical Readings in Kafka RELI498 Theology of Popular Culture

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