HIS 215 - The Diversity of Latin American Religious History

1 semester, 3 Credits Core Foundation/Proficiency: Diversity; Theology

An awareness of the centrality of religion in changing and shaping society in Latin America from the pre-Contact period, through the colonial period, and to the twenty-first century is imperative to understand this region. Systematically explores the sophisticated and multifaceted religious history of Latin America to develop students’ knowledge of the socio-cultural, economic, and political role of religion. Some prior knowledge of Latin American, North American, or European religious history is helpful, but not required. Satisfies non-Western history requirement for major/minor. Prerequisite: Completion of 200-level theology core course.

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HIS 215 - The Diversity of Latin American Religious History