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  300s Courses - SPRING 2012

325-01 – Jesus and the Gospels – MUNOA
This is an introductory course on the Gospels and their chief subject, Jesus of Nazareth. Its aim is to study Gospel literature, including some non-canonical versions (e.g., the Gospel of Thomas), as sources to the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. This class will focus on what these Gospels teach and what may be known about the historical
Jesus.

369-01 – Studies in Theology: Women in Ministries - PITSTICK
Students in this course engage a variety of perspectives on women in ministries.  The topics of women's ordination, religious and single life, marriage and motherhood are examined in a rich context provided by the exploration of ministry and ministries, creation, justice, gender, vocation, and ordination.

389-01 – The East in the West:  Asian Religions in America - Wilson
What are the various Asian Religions?  Who is involved in Asian Religions?  What does Asian Religion mean?  How does it impact us?  These issues and many others will be addressed in this course.