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1. www.ucalgary.ca › arts › religious-studiesReligious Studies | Degree Guide | University of Calgary

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   Religious Studies 201 or 203 or 205 1; Open Option; Science Option or Open Option; Open Option; Open Option; 1. It is strongly recommended that students complete Religious Studies 201 or 203 or 205 in their first year. Students may take these courses in any order during either term.

2. www.ucalgary.ca › pubs › calendarUniversity of Calgary: Calendar: Courses: Religious Studies

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   Advanced Studies in Early Christianity. A seminar course on how early Christian communities interpreted and used scripture as part of the development of their identity and as revealed through texts, liturgy, practice, art, and architecture. Prerequisites: Religious Studies 383 or 385 or consent of the Department.

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   Here is the list of options for those looking: Option List. Greek and Roman Studies 205 (I think it's 205, might be 209 or something. The one with "Literature" in the name) is really fun and easy. You basically listen to stories about Hercules and whatnot then write a few tests about the details and themes of them.

4. www.reddit.com › r › UCalgaryWhat are some easy options to take? : r/UCalgary - Reddit

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   RELS 201 (Jurgens) GRST 211 (Bolton) ASTR 207 (The goat LEAHY, jk don't take it since you will drop a full letter grade after the final) Psyc 201, super easy! Took it last fall. Econ 301. PSYC 203 with Dr. Boyes s very very easy. HTST 200 with Dr. Spangler is also super easy but you have to do a bit of reading.

5. calendar.ucalgary.ca › courses › 1356331RELS205 Course - UCalgary Catalog

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   An introduction to the academic study of religion with particular emphasis on the nature of religion, its role as a response to existential questions, and the relationship of religion to contemporary thought and culture. Antirequisite (s): Credit for both Religious Studies 205 and 350 will not be allowed.

6. www.viu.ca › programs › coursesReligious Studies - Vancouver Island University | Canada

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   RELI 208B (3) Selected Topics in Religious Studies: Wisdom Literature. An exploration of a special topic in religious studies, such as early Christianity, mysticism and theology, new faiths, women in Christian and Buddhist mysticism, and faith and the will of God. Topics to vary from term to term. Course can be repeated for credit if on a ...

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   Should I take religious studies 201 OR 203 or 205?

   • 1. It is strongly recommended that students complete Religious Studies 201 or 203 or 205 in their first year. Students may take these courses in any order during either term. Tip: The program that you choose refers to the subject area you’d like your Bachelor of Arts degree to focus on (e.g. Bachelor of Arts, major in History).

   Religious Studies | Degree Guide | University of Calgary

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   What are the prerequisites for Religious Studies?

   • Prerequisites: Religious Studies 383 or 385, or consent of the Department. A seminar course on how early Christian communities interpreted and used scripture as part of the development of their identity and as revealed through texts, liturgy, practice, art, and architecture. Prerequisites: Religious Studies 383 or 385 or consent of the Department.

   University of Calgary: Calendar: Courses: Religious Studies

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   What are the prerequisites for Religious Studies 377?

   • Prerequisites: Religious Studies 377 plus one full-course equivalent at the 400/500 level in Religious Studies, or consent of the Department. Note: Open only to students registered in the Religious Studies Honours program. Advanced study of a particular topic under the direction of a faculty member.

   University of Calgary: Calendar: Courses: Religious Studies

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   What is continuation of Religious Studies 219?

   • Continuation of Religious Studies 219. Prerequisites: Religious Studies 219 or consent of the Department. Selected readings and topics from the Bible in English translation. The course introduces the Bible's role as a mythological foundation in Western culture.

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   What do I need to study Christianity?

   • Prerequisites: Religious Studies 383 or 385 or consent of the Department. A thematic study of medieval and Reformation Christianity based on selected primary and secondary sources. Prerequisites: Religious Studies 387 or consent of the Department. A thematic study of modern Christianity based on selected primary and secondary sources.

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   Is religion a multidisciplinary study?

   • Religious Studies is also multidisciplinary, which means that religion is studied with the use of methods and theories from various disciplines, including history, anthropology, philosophy, sociology, psychology, literary theory, and feminist theory.

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8. ucalendar.uwaterloo.ca › 2223 › COURSECourses Religious Studies - uwaterloo.ca

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   This course is designed to follow GRK 201/RS 201 and to expand students' experience of reading ancient Greek texts for the study of classical studies and religious studies. Texts read will include a selection of poetry and prose in a variety of fields, including authors such as Homer, Herodotus, Euripides, Plato, the New Testament, and Josephus.