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Active Learning

World Religions courses at �þ���Ƶ look at a number of global religious traditions that cross national, cultural, and geographical boundaries, and how they address issues like:

• What do more than half of humans mean when they say they are Christian, Muslim, Buddhist or Hindu?
• What, in each of these religious traditions is meant by ‘fundamentalism,’ and why does it have a bad reputation?
• What is the difference between ‘organized’ and ‘popular’ religion?
• Why do people get so passionate about saying they are ‘religious,’ ‘atheist,’ or ‘agnostic?’
• Will these traditions get along better or worse in the Internet Age?
• Why is Jerusalem so hotly contested?

And much more...

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�þ���Ƶ offers flexible programs that give you the chance to explore your passion for Religion.

• Arts and Science Studies Diploma
• Associate of Arts Degree in General Arts
• Associate of Science Degree in General Science
• University Transfer

Program or University Transfer

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“My religion is very simple. My religion is kindness.”

— Dalai Lama

Humanities faculty

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