See English 230. The study of the first five books of the Bible, their central themes and the rabbinic thought about them, which provides new insights into the continuity of the scriptures. Offered every third or fourth semester. Lectures are supplemented with films, slides, field trips and interviews with believers of these traditions.
Attention is given to diverse traditions, and to the experience of women in Christian history.
See Women's Studies 230. Fall Only A basic study of Christian morality emphasizing the personal and social dimensions, including a discussion of freedom, conscience, stages of moral development, and basic ethical systems. Investigates the roots and evolution of contemporary beliefs and practices with attention given to the insights and experiences of women and minorities. See Women's Studies 247F8. A study of selected major religions of South and East Asia with respect to their history, literature, and influence today.