ARTSSCI 3RL3 - Religion and Law

3 unit(s)

The notion of law has deep roots in religious thought and writing. This course will survey the historical development of law in the western world in connection with various religious traditions, with a focus on Judaism and Christianity. It will also address some contemporary issues and tensions between religion and law in pluralistic, secular societies.
Three hours (lecture and discussion); one term
Prerequisite(s): Registration in Level III and above of the Arts & Science Program
Cross-list(s): SCAR 3RL3
This course is administered by the Department of Religious Studies.