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ANTH 241 - The Supernatural

Credits: 3

Religious belief is a cultural universal – all peoples have some form of belief in the supernatural.  Though there are very few specific beliefs that all religions share, there are a number of common ways in which humans relate to and interact with the supernatural.  This course will examine religion from a worldwide perspective, drawing upon examples from many areas of the globe. Prerequisite(s): ANTH 111 .


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