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Courses Offerings - Spring 2008

Lower Division

TRS 01: Introduction to Biblical Literature

Upper Division

Christian History

TRS 102: The Middle Ages

TRS 104: The Challenge of Modernity

Scripture

TRS 110: Topics: The Bible through the Ages

Contemporary Christian Thought

TRS 121: Belief and Unbelief

TRS 122: Jesus: The Person and the Myth

Sacraments and Spirituality

TRS 131: Christian Spirituality

TRS 133: Life Stories and Theology

TRS 134: The Catholic Imagination

Ethics

TRS 141: Christian Ethics

TRS 142: Medical Ethics

TRS 143: Catholic Social Teachings

World Religions

TRS 151: Introduction to Judaism

TRS 152: Islam: Beliefs and Practices

TRS 154: Hinduism

Religion and Culture

TRS 160-01: Topics: Women & Religion in North America

TRS 160-02: Topics: Saints Yesterday & Today

TRS 160-03: Topics: The Bible and Modern Literature

Quarter Credits

TRS 13: Meditation and Prayer Techniques (.25 credit)

TRS 18: Listening to Life: Living Lasallian II (.25 credit)

Course Requirements

Students entering Saint Mary's College with fewer that 16.0 units are required to complete two Theology & Religious Studies courses.  Students who transfer in with 16.0 or more units must complete only one Theology & Religious Studies course.  Please note that TRS 01 or its equivalent is a prerequisite to all upper division classes in Theology & Religious Studies.  Students may apply Theology & Religious Studies courses beyond those required to their Area A (Humanities) requirement.

Theology & Religious Studies classes, like Collegiate Seminar courses, are integral to the Saint Mary's experience and are expected to be completed in residence.  As such, transfer courses are not routinely accepted in fulfillment of this requirement after establishing residence at Saint Mary's College.  For courses taken as part of study abroad to count towards the core requirement in Theology & Religious Studies, they should be shown in advance as not only academically rigorous but also as enhancing the study abroad experience in that particular country.