Introduction to World Religions

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Introduction to World Religions

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Study of Religion > Comparative Approaches to Religion > World Religions

Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Gisela Webb

Institution: Seton Hall University

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A course by Gisela Webb at Seton Hall University surveys "Indian, Chinese, and Abrahamic religious traditions, focusing on 1) their conceptions of ultimacy, 2) their conceptions of human nature, 3) their conceptions of spiritual transformation . . . (and) how these religious concerns are expressed in literature and the arts."