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ANTH 2667: The Anthropology of Religion - A Guide to the Unit

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• Assessments (Assessments at-a-glance): Weekly writings, (1) Topic statement, (2) Progress report, (3) Thesis statement and outline, (4) Final paper.
• Weekly plan and assigned readings: Why is religion interesting and problematic?, Bring an example of a religious practice you would like to know more about, Why do so many, perhaps all, cultures have religions?, Why would someone join a religious commune?, Can you learn to hear God?, Do religions mix?, Is African Christianity just 'African culture'?, Is Christianity singular or plural?, Can you buy salvation?, Do all societies become secular?, Do liberal societies need beliefs?, Can religion change the world?, To be revealed....
• Starting points for your research, Books about religion, A guide to research
• Further information about this unit | Staying on top of your study