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| Religion, B.A.
Religion, B.A.
Graduates earning a bachelor’s degree in religion from Hood College:
Acquaint students with central features of diverse global religious beliefs through:
Interpreting canonical religious texts, and
Acquiring basic knowledge of the central beliefs of multiple global religious traditions and their historical development.
Acquaint students with basic structure of religious experience through:
Analyzing the material culture and lived experience of multiple global religious traditions, and
Acquiring responsible methods of comparing the religious practices of multiple global religious traditions.
Acquaint students with basic mechanics of critical thinking about values through:
Identifying the values endemic to religious texts and to adherent’s descriptions of religious practices;
Engaging in respectful critical discourse about differing religious and secular perspectives; and
Acquiring cohesive and persuasive academic writing skills.
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