101. UNC Department Of Religious Studies The UNC Department of religious studies is dedicated to the study of the world's religions as historical and cultural phenomena. Students and faculty explore religious traditions and their history, sacred texts, belief systems, rituals, and institutions. The UNC Department of religious studies is one of the oldest departments of its kind at an American public university. It was ranked third among the nation's undergraduate programs in religious studies, according to the 1993 Gourman Report. http://www.unc.edu/depts/rel_stud/index.html

*Attention: The Department of Religious Studies has moved from Saunders Hall to Howell Hall during renovations* (Religious Studies Main Office is located at 101 Howell. We will be here for 1-2 years; CB and phone #s remain the same) Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Course Information Faculty Directory ... Library The UNC Department of Religious Studies is dedicated to the study of the world's religions as historical and cultural phenomena. In large introductory classes and small upper-level seminars, students and faculty explore religious traditions and their history, sacred texts, belief systems, rituals, and institutions. The Department of Religious Studies is one of the oldest departments of its kind at an American public university. It is normally ranked third among the nation's undergraduate programs in religious studies by the Gourman Report, higher than any other academic unit at UNC. The department offers: B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. in Religious Studies; an undergraduate minor in Religious Studies; an honors program for undergraduate majors; frequent public lectures and continuing education seminars. The department's faculty members are committed to personal interaction with students. Religious Studies professors and graduate teaching assistants have consistently received teaching awards. They are also committed to both cutting-edge research and the production of instructional materials in a variety of specialties in the study of religion.

102. University Of Waterloo | Faculty Of Arts | Religious Studies Bonhoeffer Life and Legacy Travel/Study Program May 620/04. NEW! The Laurier-Waterloo Joint PhD in religious studies. Why Study Religion? Why at Waterloo? http://www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/RELSTUD/

Bonhoeffer: Life and Legacy Travel/Study Program May 6-20/04 NEW! The Laurier-Waterloo Joint PhD in Religious Studies Religious Studies introduces you to concerns as old as humanity, as broad as the world, as profound and mysterious as life itself. In studying religion in all its diversity, you encounter challenging systems of thought, exemplary lives, rituals both familiar and unfamiliar, and patterns of social life that have played central roles in the history of humankind. Why Study Religion? Why at Waterloo? Search: Keyword(s) People Directory Google/Arts contact information positions available administration rs awards ... links

103. Religious Studies Department Department of religious studies. Presented from within the Catholic tradition, a major in religious studies at UD develops a broad scope of basic areas including biblical studies, moral questions, the teachings and history of Christianity and other religious traditions. There are also courses in the teachings of religion, religion and culture, and pastoral questions. http://www.udayton.edu/~relstudy/

Re ligious Studies, Religion Coming to UD has provided me with so many wonderful opportunities. Among the most consistently... W elcome to the Department of Religious Studies. The Department of Religious Studies sees itself as a community of scholars serving the University community and the local community by teaching, research, criticism, and action. The main concern of the department is the understanding and elucidation of the Judaeo-Christian religious experience as it is exemplified in the Roman Catholic tradition. This implies not only a deep investigation of the Roman Catholic position but also a dialogue with other Christian denominations and with other world religions. Through its participation in the Sanders Judaic Studies Program, the department offers special courses in this area. It also engages in interdisciplinary studies. Did you know that the Religious Studies Department graduated our first Doctors of Philosophy in Theology, Mary Brown and Joseph Jacobs? DEPARTMENT SPOTLIGHT DEPARTMENT CHAIR This page last updated on: Thursday, March 25, 2004 12:18 PM

104. Religious Studies At The University Of Virginia Graduate religious studies Association. Centers, Institutes and Research Projects Associated with the Department of religious studies. http://www.virginia.edu/religiousstudies/

Fall 2004 Course Offering: A listing of courses for Fall of 2004 About the Department General Information about Religious Studies at the University of Virginia Where is the department of Religious Studies? We're on Central Grounds, next to the McIntire Ampitheatre. UVa's interactive map shows us on grid G-6 . (Be sure to read the part about zooming in.) Graduate Programs How to apply for the Graduate Program Graduate Programs in Religious Studies: Information for Graduate Students. Application deadline is December 3rd for the following Fall. We do not accept Spring and Summer applications. Info for current Graduate Students GSAS Information for Graduate Students GRE's Institution Code: 5820, Department Code: 4901 Graduate Religious Studies Association University of Virginia PO Box 400126 Charlottesville, Virginia

105. HUGSR Includes several library guides to resources in JudeoChristian religious studies as well as access to the library catalog. http://www.hugsr.edu/frm_library.htm

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106. Religious Studies Department of religious studies. Welcome to Our Home Page. The field of religious studies holds fascination and mystery for almost everybody. http://web.utk.edu/~religion/

Campus Links About the University Academic Programs Administration Research Support UT The University System A-Z Index WebMail Campus Directory People Search Campus Search System Search Advanced Search Page Department of Religious Studies About Faculty and Staff Student Information Undergraduate Graduate Courses Catalog Schedules The Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Program in Judaic Studies Welcome to Our Home Page The field of religious studies holds fascination and mystery for almost everybody. We, the diverse faculty in the Department of Religious Studies, aim to foster, through teaching, research, and service the human understanding of religion and religious traditions. Our faculty consists of experts in Bible and biblical Hebrew, Christianity, religious ethics, Hinduism and Sanskrit, Buddhism, Judaism, Islam and Arabic, African religions, and African-American studies. Web pages of individual faculty present their major interests and research agendas. Feel free to contact any member of the department. The Department of Religious Studies ranks among the top programs in our discipline. We have both an undergraduate and a graduate (master's) program. The master's program is administered through the Department of Philosophy. Please visit both our undergraduate and graduate program web sites. For any general questions, please contact me at

107. Florida International University religious studies Department. The religious studies major serves as a basis for students who wish to pursue the study of religion or theology as a career, for students preparing for a career in counseling, education, business, law or medicine, or for students who wish to undertake a dual major in a related field of study. Both a B.A. and M.A. are being offered. http://www.fiu.edu/~religion/index.html

108. Philosophy And Religious Studies Why study Philosophy? Why study religious studies? UWEC. Department of Philosophy and religious studies Comments Joanne Erickson Updated March 9, 2004. http://www.uwec.edu/philrel/

Why study Philosophy? Why study Religious studies? Richard deGrood Study Abroad Scholarship Award Welcome ... Web Resources Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies Comments: Joanne Erickson Updated: March 9, 2004

109. Divine Word University - Madang, PNG A Catholic university with courses in business, communication arts, health administration, arts), tourism and hospitality management, religious studies, business and physiotherapy. http://www.dwu.ac.pg/

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110. ASU - Department Of Religious Studies The Department of religious studies brings together perspectives and approaches from history, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, and literature to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the individuals and traditions that constitute religions and cultures. When students major or minor in religious studies they can tailor their program to suit their individual interests, such as focusing on a particular region of the world, or a particular religious tradition. http://www.asu.edu/clas/religious_studies/index.html

ASU Campus: Main West East Extended Page Last Updated: May 26, 2004. Best Resolution: 800 x 600 Best Browsers: Internet Explorer 5.0 W elcome to the Department of Religious Studies at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona. Religious Studies is part of the C OLLEGE O F ... CIENCES . We're dedicated to the academic and comparative study of religion. Please feel free to explore the site and contact us for more information. The department is excited to announce the creation of a Doctoral Program . Please follow the link Ph.D. Program for more information. The department is also pleased to be associated with the new Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict. Please follow the link below for more information. ASU C ENTER F OR ... ONFLICT Other News New Faculty in Religion in the Americas Islamic Studies Certificate! Sun Angel Award Winners! What's New? ... Contact Us Visitors Web site comments to: Dr. David W. Damrel Site designed by Anish Bhatia ASU Privacy Statement

111. PASSIA - Palestinian Academic Society For The Study Of International Affairs Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs information about the institute and their international partners, conferences, seminars, projects, and the religious studies Unit. Includes background information on Jerusalem. http://www.passia.org

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112. Religious Studies At UNM religious studies is an interdisciplinary program offering a wide range of approaches to the study of religion. The religious studies http://www.unm.edu/~religion/

Spring 04 Courses and Syllabi Summer And Fall-2004 courses Resources for RELIG107 Resources for PHIL/RELIG 413/513 ... Contact Us Religious Studies is an interdisciplinary program offering a wide range of approaches to the study of religion. The Religious Studies Program at the University of New Mexico offers study in religious traditions both in their global setting and in the specific context of New Mexico. The core of the teaching and research mission of the program is to study the major religions of the world, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and many others, as they exist in such regions as Southeastern and South Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and North and Latin America. In this effort the members of the program make use of a wide variety of approaches to world religions, as well as methodologies that have been developed specifically within the field of Religious Studies itself. more...

113. Religious Studies Department religious studies Department. Alma, Michigan. http://www.alma.edu/academics/relstudies/

Home Academics Religious Studies T he Religious Studies major has been offered at Alma College for over 100 years. Students who have completed its requirements have gone on to careers in ministry, Christian education, social work, counseling, communication, teaching, business, and law. Many of our graduates have continued their studies in graduate schools or seminaries. In recent years, a number of students have chosen to make Religious Studies their second major or minor to accompany and complement other majors. We welcome these double majors and believe they achieve an even better liberal arts education by joining other areas of study with Religious Studies. R eligious Studies examines the way a person or community makes sense out of life (world views) and the way a pers on or community acts out and lives in a world view (life styles). The study of religion includes exploration of the nature and meaning of the religious dimensions of human experience;

114. Religious Studies News-AAR Edition religious studies News–AAR Edition. Current Issue. Carey J. Gifford, Editor religious studies News–AAR Edition 825 Houston Mill RD NE Atlanta, GA 303294205. http://www.aarweb.org/publications/rsn.asp

Religious Studies News–AAR Edition Current Issue Previous Issues Replacement (If Not Delivered) Religious Studies News–AAR Edition RSN ) is the newspaper of record for the field especially designed to serve the professional needs of persons involved in teaching and scholarship in religion (broadly construed to include religious studies, theology, and sacred texts). Published quarterly by the American Academy of Religion, RSN is received by some 10,000 scholars and by libraries at colleges and universities across North America. Religious Studies News–AAR Edition , communicates the important events of the field and related areas and examines critical issues in education, pedagogy (especially through the bi-annual Spotlight on Teaching ), research, publishing, and the public understanding of religion. It also publishes news about the services and programs of the AAR and other organizations including employment services and registration information for the Annual Meeting and related activities. Members and subscribers may request missed issues, but should do so as soon as possible after the month of publication, since copies of issues run out approximately four to six months after publication. Editor

115. Butler University The Department of Philosophy and religious studies offers majors and minors in philosophy and religious studies as well as a combined major. The religious studies major offers students the opportunity to engage in critical and sympathetic study of various religious traditions, to study religious literature, to examine more general questions regarding the nature of religion, and to examine their own religious heritage and experience. http://butler.edu/philrel/

116. St. F.X. Department Of Religious Studies The religious studies department focuses on the role which religion has played and continues to play in the life of the individual and society. http://www.stfx.ca/academic/religious-studies/

News The Department Faculty Students ... Internet The Religious Studies department focuses on the role which religion has played and continues to play in the life of the individual and society. Religion addresses itself to fundamental questions relating to the meaning of human existence. Religious answers to these questions reflect the encounter between human beings and the transcendent. The courses which the department offers examine the relationship among religion, the individual, and society, recognizing that the answers provided by religions are both shaped by and shape the society of which they are a part. If you like this photo taken by a former professor in our Departmant, click here for more photos by him. The department offers a wide range of courses dealing with both Western and Eastern religious traditions and cultures. Contemporary life issues are also examined in various courses in connection with religions and students are encouraged to become familiar with the primary texts (in translation) of various religions. The department's courses are intended for a broad range of undergraduate students who may complete a major, advanced major, or honours in religious studies. Students in other disciplines can expect their appreciation of these disciplines to be enriched through a study of religion. Courses will be of interest both to students who are associated with a particular religious tradition as well as to students who have no formal religious affiliation.

117. International Institute Of Hermeneutics An autonomous, international, and interdisciplinary research institute, founded to foster and articulate a general hermeneutics, a task demanding an intensive interdisciplinary collaboration on a level that does not yet exist in the contemporary university. It has a particular concentration in philosophy, religious studies, and comparative literature. http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/iih/

International Institue for Hermeneutics - 85 Thorncliffe Park Drive, PH 4304 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada - M4H 1L6 Tel. 416-429-8944 / Fax. 928-244-7275 - IIH e-mail address: iihweb@chass.utoronto.ca

118. Religious Studies At Victoria University Of Wellington The religious studies programme provides undergraduate and postgraduate courses which equip students to build careers in various fields. http://www.vuw.ac.nz/religion/

Degrees Courses Staff About INFORMATION FOR: Prospective Students Dr Art Buehler, currently at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, will join our staff in the second trimester. He will teach a newly introduced 300-level paper on Islam, Special Topic: Islam and the West: The Clash of Civilisations or a Dialogue Between Nations? From 2005 onward, Art will take responsibility for Islam-related courses from 200 level and above. New Islam Specialist Rick Weiss delivered a paper, 'Traditional Medicine and the Morality of Secrecy: A Brief History of Siddha Medical Knowledge', at the conference of the International Association for the History of Religions, in New Delhi, 18-21 December 2003. Siddha Medical Knowledge Staff Profile Rick Weiss Contact Religious Studies Site Map About this Site Request a Change ... A-Z of Victoria Sites Page Updated

119. Religion Program in religious studies. http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwphl/ReligionFramesIndex.html

120. Religious Studies Web Sites religious studies Web Sites. Religion Religions - religious studies Page This guide by Gene R. Thursby leads to many other resources. http://wilson.lib.umn.edu/reference/reli-web.html

Religious Studies Web Sites This page is intended for the advanced study of Internet-based research materials, and is meant to supplement the basic information included in the University Libraries' Research QuickStart. There are no duplications between these two study lists. For that reason, you may want to peruse Research QuickStart before coming to this page. Religion on the Web Guides for researching religion on the web. Simply click on the title and you will be at the site. Academic Info Religion : A Directory of Internet Resources for the Study of Religion Academic Info Religion (formerly titled Comparative Religion) covers more religions of the world than any similar site. Besides the major religions of Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism, the site provides links to Taoism, Jainism, Sikhism, and the religions of Native Americans. Religion- Religions - Religious Studies Page This guide by Gene R. Thursby leads to many other resources. Begins with general guides, followed by links to Asian, African, European, Christian, Interfaith resources, online journals, conceptual approaches including law and religion, new religions, religion and the media, etc. American Religious Experience The American Religious Experience site, primarily intended as a teaching resource. It is a collaborative project by Briane Turley from West Virginia University as well as scholars from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Louisiana State University.

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