Prerequisites: graduate standing or consent of instructor; consent of graduate advisor is required for students repeating the course
Description: Examines how religious identity and studies have shaped and been shaped by modes of representation, interpretation, and historical awareness. Topics vary but may include biographies, art and architecture, mass media, and scriptural interpretation. Completion of the RLST 200A, RLST 200B, RLST 200C sequence fulfills the Graduate Professional Development Requirement. Course is repeatable to a maximum of 8 units if taken with different instructors.