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Programs of Study 272 Comprehensive Studies Requirements 6 First-year Seminar CS 101 or CS 102 3 or Transfer Seminar CS 302, 303, 304, 305 or Hum 320 Keystone Project CS 300 3 Areas of Study 22 Natural & Behavioral Sciences (Lab Sciences) Biol , Chem, Phsc, Phys or Psy 203 4 Humanity in History Hist 101, 102, 103, 104, 201, or 202 3 Religious & Philosophical Studies Clas 302, 304 or (any) Phil 3 Literary Art Eng 200 Level Literature or 317, 318, 319, 320 3 Political & Economic Systems Clas 303 or Econ 200, 201 3 Social & Cultural Studies Cul 200, 201 or Psy 101 3 Visual & Performing Arts Art 100, 309, 310, 329, 330, or Phot 110 or Mus 210 3 or Thea 210, 315, 316 TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS 124 Religion (Minor) Rel 100 Intro to Religion 3 Rel 201 Intro to the Old Testament 3 Rel 202 Intro to the New Testament 3 Rel Electives 300 + 9 TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS 18 Virginia Intermont College 2012–2013 College Catalog
Programs of Study 273 Religious Studies Courses 100-INTRODUCTION TO RELIGION. This course is an introduction to the general field of religion. The subjects include religious language and symbolism; the arguments for the existence of God; patterns of religious experience; holy places and rituals; suffering and salvation. Three hours a week. Credit, three semester hours. Offered fall semester. 103-HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY. A survey of the evolution of the Christian religion from its beginnings with Jesus of Nazareth to the present. Three hours a week. Credit, three semester hours. Offered as needed. 105-INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIANITY. This class introduces students to the main features of Christianity. These features include the basic beliefs of the Bible, Christian ethics, the emergence of the church, the development of Christianity up to modern times, Christianity’s relationship to the modern world, Christian missions and ecumenism, and the way in which Christianity relates to culture. There will be a critical evaluation of these features from several academic perspectives. Three hours a week. Credit, three semester hours. Offered as needed. 201-INTRODUCTION TO THE OLD TESTAMENT. An introduction to the background, origin, literary types, history, and themes of the Old Testament with attention given to the overall meaning of the Old Testament. Three hours a week. Credit, three semester hours. Offered fall semester (alternate years). 202-INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT. An introduction designed to provide the student with general knowledge about the Greco-Roman world and first century Judaism; a working knowledge of the principles of New Testament interpretation; and an overview of the writings of the New Testament with particular reference to the life and teaching of Jesus and the work of the Apostle Paul. Three hours a week. Credit, three semester hours. Offered fall semester (alternate years). 301-PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION. This course will examine religion and its practices form the perspective of the discipline of psychology. The course will begin with William James’ classic “The Varieties of Religions Experience.” James makes the distinction between healthy and unhealthy religion. Using Abraham Maslow, Albert Schweitzer and Paul Tillich and a variety of contemporary scholars we will study and evaluate religion from the perspectives of psychology. Three hours a week. Credit, three semester hours. Cross-listed PSY 301. Virginia Intermont College 2012–2013 College Catalog
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