Religious studies courses are based on the objective study of the history, literature, beliefs and cultural development of religious systems, individually and comparatively.
Faculty members relate particular subject matter to the issues of practical living.
The courses apply to all career fields which students might choose and provide an excellent background for any field of study that expects critical and creative thinking. Comparative and World Religions covers the major ideas from the world's religions. Introduction to Religion examines a variety of cultural religious phenomena. Other courses include Introduction to the Old and New Testament, Eastern Thought, and selected topics in religious studies. Meet with one of the faculty advisers listed in this guide to discuss which courses to take.