Comparative Religion
The Department of Comparative Religion equips students to understand how religions impact individuals and societies. In virtually all cultures, throughout recorded history and into the present, religion has been a powerful dimension of social, political, and economic life. It has also had enormous impact on literature, the arts, and human thought.
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The Department of Comparative Religion equips students to understand how religions impact individuals and societies. In virtually all cultures, throughout recorded history and into the present, religion has been a powerful dimension of social, political, and economic life. It has also had enormous impact on literature, the arts, and human thought.
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