Middlebury

RELI0170A-F12

Religion in America

Religion in America AR
America often has been defined paradoxically as both the "most religious" and "least religious" of nations. This course, a historical survey of American religious life, will trace the unique story of American religion from colonial times to the present. Guiding our exploration will be the ideas of "contact," "conflict," and "combination." Along the way, we will examine the varieties of religious experiences and traditions that have shaped and been shaped by American culture such as, Native American traditions, Puritan life and thought, evangelicalism, immigration, African-American religious experience, women's movements, and the on-going challenges of religious diversity. Readings include sermons, essays, diaries and fiction, as well as secondary source material. 2 hrs. lect., 1 hr. disc.
Course Reference Number (CRN):
91233
Subject Code:
RELI
Course Number:
0170
Section Identifier:
A

Course

RELI 0170

All Sections in Fall 2012

Fall 2012

RELI0170A-F12 Lecture (Rochford)
RELI0170Y-F12 Discussion (Rochford)
RELI0170Z-F12 Discussion (Rochford)