Students research a major issue in classic or contemporary thought and write a documented paper using primary source material. HONR 281 is a prerequisite for either HONR 282 or 283 . Each course satisfies two hours of RELB general studies religion credit. 4 Study of religion in its social setting, including the nature and role of religious symbol systems, the importance of religion in the creation of social values, the function of religion in social change, and the institutionalization of religion. Satisfies 4 hours of general studies social science or 4 hours religion.
Students present formal papers based on reading, research, and dialogue with faculty.
Must be taken in sequence. Applies towards overall general studies requirements, but not to the minimum in any specific area.