RELI 264 Religion and the Environment (E) (RT)
Religious views about the environment have profound impacts. Examining religious views about what the environment is, what its importance is, and what humans’ relationship to it is reveals ideas behind many modern day approaches to the environment. The religious component to environmental views—views promoting the environment as a good in itself and views promoting the notion of the environment as a means to human ends—is explored in this class. Students will interpret religious texts, explain key concepts in various religious and philosophical perspectives, and orally articulate theological viewpoints.
Cross Listed Courses
PHIL 264,
ENST 202
Prerequisite
RELI 110 is a prerequisite for all 200 level RELI courses.
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