The course “World Religions” presents the religious world outside of the Christian faith, although the term, World Religions cannot be said to have a clear meaning. Usually, what is meant is the religious traditions that have the largest number of worldwide adherents. Next to Christianity, with roughly 2.2 billion followers, this term would also include Islam, with approximately 1.6 billion adherents, Hinduism, with roughly 1.1 billion followers, and Buddhism with about 500 million adherents. Because of its significance, especially for the Christian world, Judaism will also be studied in this course.
World Religions
The course “World Religions” presents the religious world outside of the Christian faith, although the term, World Religions cannot be said to have a clear meaning.
Additional information
| Course start | Spring 2020 |
|---|---|
| Credit hours | 4 credits |
| Module | Church history |
Overview
| COURSE NUMBER | MIS4D5103 | |
| DURATION | 8 WEEKS + RESEARCH | |
| PACE | TUTOR GUIDED STARTING APRIL/29/2020 | |
| MODUL | HISTORY | |
| COURSE LANGUAGE | ENGLISH | |
| VIDEO TRANSCRIPT | AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH | |
| LEVEL | BACHELOR | |
| CREDIT HOURS | 4 | |
| TOTAL TIME | 120 HOURS IN TOTAL INCL. LECTURE AND RESEARCH |
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