Also treats of relationship between ritual and liturgy. Designed as practicum. Students experience variety of Christian and non-Christian liturgies. Also read and critique liturgies of their own making. Analysis of traditional Christian views toward women and the feminine.
Emphasis is on Latin American traditions.
Satisfies a former General Education requirement in Intercultural Studies. See Sociology section . See Sociology section . Covers characteristic traits and patterns in tribal, imperial, naturalistic, mystical, and national religions. Examines the role assigned to women by world religions and the importance given to building a just and peaceful society.