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TRS 340 Judaism in Thought and Practice
Students will explore Jewish history through the biblical, rabbinic, medieval, and modern periods; learn about Jewish rituals and liturgical practices; and examine the basic tenets of Judaism. Students will also examine issues that challenge the Jewish community today, including the role of Israel in the life of the Jewish people and intermarriage. Prerequisite: TRS 201 or TRS 202. Liberal Arts Core/University Requirements Designation: GP. (3)
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