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JWSH 326 The Talmud: Its Origins, Nature, and Evolution
This course demystifies the Talmud, arguably the most central yet also the most mysterious text of rabbinic Judaism. Students are introduced to the scope, substance, styles, and major figures of the Talmud, and also learn how the text came into being over the course of several centuries. (Same as REL 326.) Prerequisite: REL 104, REL 107, or REL 124 or REL 125, or permission of the instructor.
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of General Studies in Religious Studies
http://catalog.ku.edu/liberal-arts-sciences/religious-studies/ba-bgs/
The undergraduate degree in the Department of Religious Studies is a research, analysis, and writing intensive program that features close work with faculty in small classroom settings. It seeks to develop a foundational knowledge of the world’s diversity of religious cultures and critical awareness of the ways in which religion shapes how we see and act toward ourselves, others, and the environment around us. Through the study of specific religious traditions and settings, students come away with a background that is invaluable to understanding and working with people of other cultures, whether in international business or simply as an informed global citizen.
Minor in Jewish Studies
http://catalog.ku.edu/liberal-arts-sciences/jewish-studies/minor/
...Honors JWSH 320 The Bible Then and Now JWSH 325 Introduction to Judaism JWSH 326...
Minor in Slavic Languages and Literatures
http://catalog.ku.edu/liberal-arts-sciences/slavic-languages-literature/minor/
..._____ JWSH 325 Introduction to Judaism or REL 325 Introduction to Judaism JWSH 326 The...