REL 2302 WESTERN WORLD RELIGIONS

Credit hours: 3

This course provides an introduction to the major religious traditions of the Western world, including Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Students will explore the historical development, core beliefs, practices, and cultural impacts of these religions, with particular emphasis on their contributions to Western intellectual and cultural heritage. The course will examine how these traditions have interacted with and influenced Western thought, philosophy, and society. By studying these religions within their historical and cultural contexts, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of their roles in shaping Western civilization.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Humanities