RS 700 Religious Diversity in North America0.50 units
An examination of historical forces and other factors that have shaped religious diversity in North America.
7 graduate courses in the Fall 2026 Graduate Calendar.
From the Fall 2026 Graduate Calendar.
An examination of historical forces and other factors that have shaped religious diversity in North America.
Individual study of a topic under the guidance of a member of the program. Directed Study topics must be approved by the director.
Group study of a topic under the guidance of a member of the program.
This course examines the history of varius religions and religious phenomena in North America, with attention to such factors as colonization, immigration, gender, race, class, theology, and praxis.
A consideration of the theories, methods, and interpretations that have been influential in the study of religion in North America.
This course explores theories and methods in the study of religion, culture, and society. Emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary approaches, contexts, and critiques.
Case studies focused on lived religions in their cultural settings.