Religion (REL)

Classes

REL 122 : Greek and Roman Mythology

In this course, students will be introduced to the primary narratives that the ancient Greeks and Romans told about their gods, their world and themselves. The emphasis throughout the course will be on reading, analyzing and evaluating classical Greek and Roman mythology.

credits

3

Class Hours

Class Hours3 lecture

Semester Offered

Fall, Spring, Summer

REL 150 : Introduction to the World's Major Religions

In this course, students will explore the history, literature, beliefs, and practices of the world's major religious traditions in an effort to understand how they shed light on the fabric of reality as well as the nature, meaning and struggles of human existence. Some of the religious traditions that will be considered include Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

credits

3

Class Hours

Class Hours3 lecture

Designations

Foundations: Global and Multicultural Perspectives — FGC (prehistory to modern times)

Semester Offered

Fall, Spring, Summer

REL 205 : Understanding Hawaiian Religion

This course is an introductory survey of Hawaiian religious beliefs and practices from migration to the early contact era.

credits

3

Class Hours

Class Hours3 lecture

Prerequisites

Qualified for ENG 100.

Designations

Diversification: Humanities — DH
Graduation Requirement: Pacific Cultures — PC

Semester Offered

Fall, Spring, Summer