Description
1 Semester
Grade levels: 9-12
In a world that is increasingly interconnected, understanding the diverse tapestry of beliefs,
traditions, and practices that shape the lives of people across the globe has become more
important than ever. The “World Religions” course offers an illuminating journey into the
fascinating realm of faith, spirituality, and culture, designed specifically for high school students
like you.
Throughout this course, we will embark on a thought-provoking exploration of the major world
religions that have shaped civilizations and societies for centuries. From the ancient wisdom of
Hinduism and the philosophical insights of Buddhism to the monotheistic Abrahamic traditions
of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, we will delve into the core beliefs, rituals, historical
contexts, and ethical principles that define each of these rich and diverse faith systems.
Through engaging lessons, discussions, readings, and interactive activities, you will not only
gain a deeper understanding of the various religions themselves but also develop critical thinking
skills and a greater appreciation for cultural diversity. We will examine the ways in which
religious traditions intersect with history, politics, art, and everyday life, fostering a well-rounded
comprehension of the complex interplay between faith and the human experience.
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