RLG317H1
UTSGReligion, Violence, and Non-Violence
People acting in the name of religion(s) have incited violence and worked for peace. How can we understand this tension both today and in the past? Through examination of the power of authoritative tradition, collective solidarity, charisma, and acts of resistance, this course addresses religious justifications of violence and non-violence across varied historical and geographical contexts.
View full details on the UofT Academic CalendarPrereq: Completion of 4.0 creditsBreadth: Thought, Belief & BehaviourExcl: RLG317H5
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DepartmentRLG
CampusUTSG (St. George)
Level300
Hours24L
BreadthThought, Belief & Behaviour
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