SOCI 406 - Sociology of Religion

3 Credits
Three hours per week.

This course is designed to provide students with some basic concepts and understandings regarding the connection between religion and the social context or environment. In addition to the process of secularization involving religion’s emergence and development, broader and more complex issues involving religion and politics, power, millenarianism, dualism, race/ethnicity, class, and gender are highlighted.

Offered (OFFERED AS NEEDED).