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Religion and the Quest for Meaning

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Introductory Courses > Study of Religion

Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Omid Safi

Institution: Colgate University

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Course Year: 2002

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A 2002 course by Omid Safi at Colgate University surveys “the religious traditions of Hindu Dharma, Buddhist Dharma, Chinese Religions, and Islam.”

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