APG 338 - Religion and Magic

1 semester, 3 credits- Core Foundation/Proficiency: Social Science

The most general forms of religion and magic including the belief in spirits, souls, and impersonal supernatural power are studied. The relationship between culture change and religion is considered with special reference to religious syncretism, revitalization movements, altered states of awareness in sacred context, and the interest in the occult.

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APG 338 - Religion and Magic