Course Title
Instructor
Mark D. Luttio
Document Type
Syllabus
Date
Fall 9-1-2002
Description
This course introduces the student to a comparative study of the great religious traditions of the world, seeking to understand their place in history and their impact on the world today. The course will include, among others, a look at Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Shinto, Taoism, as well as Native American and African traditions. The course will aim for breadth and diversity (approaching these religions as "living faith traditions" rather than simply as theoretical ideas), such that the student will be introduced to as wide a range as possible of the world's religions. The research and teaching approach will be especially historical and comparative in nature.
Academic Year
2002-2003
Level
Undergraduate
Course Code
HUM 230
Semester
Fall
Department
College of Arts and Sciences
Location
On Campus
Recommended Citation
Luttio, Mark D., "World Religions" (2002). Lynn University Syllabi. 68.
https://spiral.lynn.edu/syllabi/68
