AMS 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. Same as HIS 215 and LALS 215. Satisfies non-Western history requirement for major/minor. Prerequisite: Completion of a 200-level theology core course.

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AMS 215 - The Diversity of Latin American Religious History