Listed in: American Studies, as AMST-246 | History, as HIST-134 | Religion, as RELI-134
Lloyd D. Barba (Section 01)
This course offers a historical introduction to several of the major religious traditions in America. To unpack the vast diversity of “religious traditions” in America, this course will take two approaches. First it will map out the roots and routes of “communities” including, but not limited to, Jews, Catholics, Buddhists, Protestants, Muslims, and various “American Originals” such as Jehovah's Witnesses, Seventh Day Adventists, Latter Day Saints (Mormons), and Pentecostals. We will also read the “scriptures” that communities have produced, that is, the primary source literature essential to their understanding of their place among the religious traditions of America and the interpretations offered by historians. First-year students are especially welcome.
Fall semester. Assistant Professor Barba.
Section 01
TBD - VALT 005
Section 01
Tu 11:50 AM - 01:10 PM CHAP 101
Th 11:50 AM - 01:10 PM CHAP 101