Description:
Sociological approach to the study of religious belief, behavior, and belonging in the context of social structures such as religious institutions, political-economy, education, community, and family. Includes discussion on religion in (post) modern society, secularization/desecularization, fundamentalism, and globalization.

Prerequisites:
SOC 101 or Instructor Consent

3 cr.

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