Religion

UIGE600004

Prerequisites

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Course Type

Compulsory

Credit Hours

2

Course Description

This Religious Studies course uses an Active Learning approach. The curriculum covers the history and meaning of religion, the fundamentals of religious teachings, religion and culture, and the analysis of real-life cases in society based on spiritual teachings.

Course Learning Outcomes

  • Provide an understanding of religious values to guide personal and social actions.
  • Analyze problems from multiple aspects of life to develop a holistic perspective.
  • Foster awareness and care for social realities encountered in everyday life.
 

Course Content / Syllabus

  • History and Meaning of Religion

    • Explore the origins and evolution of religion.
    • Understand the significance and diverse interpretations of religion across cultures.

  • Fundamentals of Religious Teachings

    • Study core principles and doctrines of major religions.
    • Analyze the role of religion in shaping ethical and moral values.

  • Religion and Culture

    • Examine the interplay between religion and cultural practices.
    • Discuss how religion influences traditions, art, and societal norms.

  • Analysis of Real-Life Cases

    • Apply religious and cultural understanding to contemporary issues.
    • Critically assess real-world scenarios to explore the impact of religion on society.

Recommended References

Guidebook from each religion