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THEO-179 Politics of Gender in World Religions

THEO-179 Politics of Gender in World Religions
Fall only
Faculty:
  • Steenhuisen, Lauve
    • This course will examine the feminist and fundamentalist political movements active in world religions through the lens of such questions as: "Are Christian women fully redeemed in Christ?" and "Since the Qu'ran is egalitarian, why are the more restrictive passages more enforced?" The skills of scriptural interpretation and cultural analysis will be utilized.
    Credits: 3.00
    Prerequisites: None
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