Theories & Methods in R & T

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This course builds upon students introductory exposure to religion and theology in REL 100 : Religion Matters. Student survey various theories and methods and learn the intellectual scaffolding of the discipline. Theories and methods include but are not limited to anthropological, comparative, contextual, decolonial, ethical, ethnographical, hermeneutical, historical, literary, phenomenological, psychological, and systematic. This course is required for Religion and Theology majors and minors and completes the Expanded Literacies requirement for majors.