Introduction to Western Religions

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Introduction to Western Religions

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Study of Religion > Introductory Courses

Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Betsy J. Bauman-Martin

Institution: University of California-Riverside

Course Term: Spring

Course Year: 1998

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A 1998 course by Betsy Bauman-Martin at the University of California-Riverside "provides an overview of the three formative religions of the West: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam."