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1 Religious Course List, Last Updated: 10/22/15 (List will be updated to reflect schedule changes) FALL WINTER SPRING MES 45: Intro to Middle East Al- Sabbagh HEB 1: Elementary Hebrew I HEB 4: Intermediate Modern Hebrew IV RGST 10A: Elementary Arabic I M. Campo HEB 2: Elementary Hebrew II HEB 3: Elementary Hebrew III HEB 5: Intermediate Modern Hebrew HEB 6: Intermediate Modern Hebrew V VI RGST 2: Islam and the West, 700- Ahmad RGST 1: Intro to the Study of Hillis 1850 RGST/EACS 3: Intro to Asian Hillis RGST 10C: Elementary Arabic III M. Campo Religious RGST 10D: Intermediate Arabic IV M. Campo RGST 4/EACS 5: Intro to Buddhism RGST 10F: Intermediate Arabic VI M. Campo RGST 11A: Elementary Hindi I Fowler RGST 7: Intro to American RGST 11C: Elementary Hindi III Fowler RGST 12: Religious Approaches to White RGST 10B: Elementary Arabic II M. Campo RGST 17C: Intro to Biblical Hebrew III Garr Death RGST 14: Intro to Native American RGST 19: Gods and Goddesses of Talamantez RGST 10E: Intermediate Arabic V M. Campo Religious India RGST 24: Teachings of Jesus in RGST 17A: Intro to Biblical Hebrew I Garr RGST 11B: Elementary Hindi II Fowler Comparative Perspective RGST 18: Comparing s RGST 17B: Intro to Biblical Hebrew II Garr RGST 57C: Elementary Persian III Jalali RGST/EACS 23: Intro to Chinese RGST/EACS 21: Zen Buddhism Hillis Steavu-Balin RGST 57F: Intermediate Persian VI Buddhism RGST 65C: Intro to Turkish Language RGST 57A: Persian I Jalali RGST 25: Global Catholicism Today III Jalali Savuran
2 RGST 57D: Intermediate Persian IV Jalali RGST 57B: Elementary Persian II Jalali RGST 65F: Intermediate Turkish VI Durer RGST 65A: Intro to Turkish Language RGST 71: Intro to Asian American Savuran RGST 57E: Intermediate Persian V Jalali I RGST 90AA: (Topics) Elementary RGST 65B: Intro to Turkish Language RGST 80C: /Western Civ III: Kaipova Savuran Kazakh I II Modern RGST 111: Women's Politics and in the Muslim Middle East Afary RGST 65E: Intermediate Turkish V Durer RGST 81: Modern Iran Afary RGST 113: and Film RGST 80B: /Western Civ II: RGST 90AC: (Topics) Elementary Caron Medieval Kazakh III Kaipova RGST 115A: Literature & of RGST 90AB: (Topics) Elementary Garr the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Kazakh II Kaipova RGST/GLOB 108: Global Moore RGST 119A: Intro to Islamic Law Ahmad RGST 90VM: (Topics) Mystical RGST 129: s of the Ancient Experience in Judaism, Christianity, Wolfson Near East & Islam Garr RGST 123: Asian American s RGST 104: Money, Capital & RGST 131D: Judaism in Modern Friedland (Problems in Study of ) Times RGST 130: Judaism RGST 106: Modernity and Process of Secularization RGST 140D: Islam in South Asia J. Campo RGST 135: Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts Cabezon RGST 119E: Islam and Government Ahmad RGST 141D: Church-State Relations Moore RGST 148A: Advanced Arabic Reynolds RGST 119F: Reason and Scripture in RGST 145: Patterns in Comparative Islam RGST 149D: Intro to Islamic RGST 131F: The History of Anti- Civilization Semitism RGST 148C: Advanced Arabic III Reynolds RGST 156CC: Seminar in Social Ethics Roof RGST 131H: Politics and In RGST 150B: and Tourism in the City: the Case of Jerusalem Modern America RGST 156EE: Environmental Ethics Jarrett RGST 135: Readings in Tibetan RGST 151B: in US History Hillis Buddhist Texts since 1865
3 RGST 159A: Elementary Sanskrit Hillis RGST 138: Topics in Catholic Falque RGST 159J: Religious Literature in Sanskrit: Puranas RGST 181F: Shi'ism and After the Iranian Revolution RGST 190AR: (Topics) Song of Songs in Medieval Jewish and Christian RGST 190RR: Topics in Religious RGST 140C: Islamic Mysticism and Religious Thought J. Campo RGST 154: Ethics in Leadership and Enterprise RGST/INT 156DJ: Diversity and Justice Afary RGST 148B: Advanced Arabic II Reynolds RGST 159C: Elementary Sanskrit III Hillis Wolfson RGST 152: in America Today Blankholm RGST 155: and the Impact of the Vietnam War RGST 159M: Religious Lit in Sanskrit: Tantric Literature RGST 162C: Sikhism Harris Jarrett Visiting Scholar RGST 195:* Senior Honors Research RGST/INT 156BE: Bio-Medical Ethics Jarrett RGST 190EI: (Topics) Ethical Investing Kaufman RGST 199:* Independent RGST 159B: Elementary Sanskrit II Hillis RGST 199RA:* Research Assistant * If interested in RGST 195, 199, or 199RA, please contact the Undergraduate advisor at RGST 159I: Religious Literature in Sanskrit: Mahabharata RGST 190JR: (Topics) Jewish Representations of Jesus White RGST 190SB: (Topics) Spiritual But Not Religious in America RGST 190GC: (Topics) Global Christianity and the Public Sphere Hoesly Hu Wolfson RGST 195:* Senior Honors Research RGST 190JB: (Topics) Atheism Blankholm RGST 199:* Independent RGST 191A: Latino Religious Thought RGST 193/ENV 189: & Ecology in the Americas RGST 193B: & Healing in Global Perspective Talamantez RGST 199RA:* Research Assistant * If interested in RGST 195, 199, or 199RA, please contact the Undergraduate advisor at RGST 195:* Senior Honors Research
4 GRADUATE COURSES RGST 199:* Independent RGST 200A: Proseminar in History RGST 200D: Proseminar in History RGST 206D: Seminar on Bhakti RGST 247: Seminar in Native American Religious RGST 250: Seminar in the History of s RGST 254B: Study of Tibet from Missionaries to Cultural RGST 260: Readings in Taoism RGST 292EA: (Topics) Messianic Eschatology and Apocalyptic Time RGST 199RA:* Research Assistant Yang Talamantez Cabezon Steavu- Balint Wolfson * If interested in RGST 195, 199, or 199RA, please contact the Undergraduate advisor at GRADUATE COURSES RGST 200B: Proseminar in History RGST 206C: Seminar in Epic RGST 237: Scientific Study of White RGST 238: Topics in Catholic Falque RGST 258: Seminar in in America GRADUATE COURSES RGST 200C: Proseminar in History RGST 209A: Seminar on South Asian Islamic J. Campo RGST 216C: Archaeology and the Study of RGST 238: Seminar in Catholic RGST 241D: Church-State Relations Moore RGST 252A: Seminar in Christian Origins RGST 257: Seminar in Buddhist RGST 257: Seminar in Buddhist (Japanese Buddhism) Rambelli RGST 289C: Guided Readings in Modern Arabic Literature Reynolds RGST 288: Classic Arab Texts RGST 594AT: Special Topics
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H 2016 X764/76/11 National Quali cations Religious, Moral and Philosophical Studies MONDAY, 23 MAY 9:00 AM 11:15 AM Total marks 60 SECTION 1 WORLD RELIGION 20 marks Attempt ONE Part SECTION 2 MORALITY
Spring 2017 Undergraduate Courses
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