RST 328 - The Religious Imagination

This course explores the myriad ways that human beings have encountered “the sacred” as an alluring yet perplexing horizon of existence. The course examines the rich variety of such encounters as they have been expressed across history and cultures. Students will also explore how our ideas of the self, society, and the cosmos are shaped by the religious imagination. Not open to students who have taken RST 101, RST 203 and RST 220.
Lecture
Credits: 3
Equivalent(s): RST 203/RST 220
Offered in Fall & Spring
Core Course