This is a course in the anthropology of religion rather than its theology. Theology includes exegesis, history, systematic thinking, apologetic discussion, critical thinking and ethics. A theologian is generally a believer who reflects on the fact of personal and communal faith and explains that faith to others both inside and outside the community.
Anthropology is the study of cultures.
Anthropologists analyze and compare religions and attempt to illustrate and explain them. They attempt to find underlying universals, illustrate cultural differences, and understand the relationship between religion and the rest of culture. In fact, the entire issue of the ultimate truth or falsehood of religion in general or any religion in particular is entirely outside of the domain of anthropology. Anthropology is a sort of science and science is concerned with divining truth, but there are many different sorts of truth. Science provides a methodology for finding out this last sort of truth, but it can never tell you much about the first sort.