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- Title Pages
- A Prefatory Note
- Introduction
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1 The Introductory Course -
2 Basic Problems in the Study of Religion -
3 Scriptures and Histories -
4 Here and Now -
5 Connections -
6 Religious Studies -
7 Are Theological and Religious Studies Compatible? -
8 “Religion” and “Religious Studies” -
9 Re-forming the Undergraduate Curriculum -
10 Why the College Major? Questioning the Great, Unexplained Aspect of Undergraduate Education -
11 Puzzlement -
12 Towards Imagining New Frontiers -
13 To Double Business Bound - Editorial Remarks
- Index
(p.vii) A Prefatory Note
(p.vii) A Prefatory Note
- Source:
- On Teaching Religion
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
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- Title Pages
- A Prefatory Note
- Introduction
-
1 The Introductory Course -
2 Basic Problems in the Study of Religion -
3 Scriptures and Histories -
4 Here and Now -
5 Connections -
6 Religious Studies -
7 Are Theological and Religious Studies Compatible? -
8 “Religion” and “Religious Studies” -
9 Re-forming the Undergraduate Curriculum -
10 Why the College Major? Questioning the Great, Unexplained Aspect of Undergraduate Education -
11 Puzzlement -
12 Towards Imagining New Frontiers -
13 To Double Business Bound - Editorial Remarks
- Index
