Religious Studies
2026-2027
214 courses
- RELIGST 1Religion Around the Globe
- RELIGST 103Buddhism and Medicine
- RELIGST 105The Art of Exorcisms (JEWISHST 107)
- RELIGST 108The Lost Scriptures (JEWISHST 108)
- RELIGST 108XEnvironmental Wayfinding: Cultural, Artistic, and Spiritual Approaches to Life on a Changing Planet (EARTHSYS 108, EARTHSYS 208, NATIVEAM 108)
- RELIGST 109Alternative Ontologies: Religion in the Pluriverse
- RELIGST 10NThe Good Death
- RELIGST 110Religion and the Politics of Nature
- RELIGST 115Interfaith Peacebuilding and Global Justice
- RELIGST 115XEurope in the Middle Ages, 300-1500 (HISTORY 15D, HISTORY 115D)
- RELIGST 116Buddhist Philosophy
- RELIGST 116XThe Hebrew Bible: Readings in religion and culture (JEWISHST 116)
- RELIGST 118XGhosts, Gods, Spirits, and Companion AI: Talking with Non-Human Others Across the World (ANTHRO 118, PSYCH 118A)
- RELIGST 119Religion, Conflict, and Peace
- RELIGST 119XGlobal History of Psychedelics: From the Stone Age to Silicon Valley (PSYC 119A, PSYC 219A)
- RELIGST 11QBeing Human in an AI World
- RELIGST 120Magic, Marvel, and Sinners: Exploring Religion in Popular Culture (AMSTUD 120M)
- RELIGST 122Theological Reading Group
- RELIGST 122XThe Bible With and Without Jesus: How Jews and Christians Read the Same Texts
- RELIGST 123The Hindu Epics and the Ethics of Dharma (CLASSICS 125)
- RELIGST 124The Bhagavad Gita: The Many Lives of a Text
- RELIGST 129Milk and Honey, Wine and Blood: Food, Justice, and Ethnic Identity in Jewish Culture (JEWISHST 129A)
- RELIGST 12NPerspectives on the Good Life
- RELIGST 130Culture Wars: US Religion and Politics Since 1920 (AMSTUD 130, CIVIC 130, POLISCI 130T)
- RELIGST 135Contemporary Islam & Muslims in the United States (AFRICAAM 135A, AMSTUD 135X, CSRE 120, CSRE 135, GLOBAL 137)
- RELIGST 136Christian Faith in Dark Times: The Political Theology of Reinhold Niebuhr
- RELIGST 137The History of Yoga: Yoga's Roots, Philosophy, and Practice
- RELIGST 138Indian Philosophies
- RELIGST 141Between Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, JR.: Race, Religion, and the Politics of Freedom (AFRICAAM 221, AMSTUD 141X, CSRE 141R, HISTORY 151M, POLISCI 126)
- RELIGST 141XAncient Greek Religion (CLASSICS 141, CLASSICS 241)
- RELIGST 142Life Worth Living
- RELIGST 144John Calvin and Christian Faith
- RELIGST 145The Gothic and the Supernatural (ENGLISH 145B)
- RELIGST 146Religion, Place, and Power
- RELIGST 147Building Heaven and Hell (CEE 147, CLASSICS 147R)
- RELIGST 149Finding Utopia: New Religious Movements in the 19th and 20th Centuries
- RELIGST 14NBuddha's Brain and the New Science of Mind
- RELIGST 150Texts that Changed the World from the Ancient Middle East (COMPLIT 31, HUMCORE 111, JEWISHST 150)
- RELIGST 151Mantras, Meditations, and Spiritual Bodies: Healing in Tantric Traditions
- RELIGST 153Buddhist Tantra
- RELIGST 155What Makes a "Cult?" Studying Religion on the Margins (AMSTUD 155R)
- RELIGST 156The Age of Apocalypse
- RELIGST 156XSounds of Islam (MUSIC 186E)
- RELIGST 158Spiritualism and the Occult
- RELIGST 163Ghosts, Ghouls, and Demons: Religion and the Supernatural
- RELIGST 167Reading the Quran
- RELIGST 168Philosophy of Religion: An Historical Introduction
- RELIGST 16NStop the Steal: January 6 as a case study into American Religion and Politics (AMSTUD 16N)
- RELIGST 170DReadings in Talmudic Literature (JEWISHST 127D, JEWISHST 227D)
- RELIGST 171Gender(s) and Sexuality in Jewish Culture (FEMGEN 171, JEWISHST 171)
- RELIGST 171ABiblical Greek (CLASSICS 6G, JEWISHST 5)
- RELIGST 173XLatin 400-1700 CE (CLASSICS 6L, CLASSICS 208L)
- RELIGST 174Religious Existentialism
- RELIGST 176XThat Mortal God: Deifying the Political in Early Modern Politics (JEWISHST 176L, JEWISHST 276L, PHIL 176L, PHIL 276L)
- RELIGST 17NMeditation and Arts in Zen Buddhism
- RELIGST 18NWhat is Called Living?
- RELIGST 192Practical Training and Internship
- RELIGST 196Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project
- RELIGST 199Individual Work for Undergraduates
- RELIGST 19QDoes Religion Divide Us? Legal, Political, and Cultural Perspectives from Across the World
- RELIGST 2Is Stanford a Religion?
- RELIGST 202Indian Religious History Through its Material Culture and Iconography (RELIGST 302)
- RELIGST 203ASouth Asian Islam (RELIGST 303A)
- RELIGST 205Silk Road Transformation of Buddhism (RELIGST 305)
- RELIGST 205ARituals in Asian Religions (RELIGST 305A)
- RELIGST 205XHow to Think About Antisemitism (AMSTUD 305, EDUC 305, JEWISHST 205)
- RELIGST 206Thinking Theory Theologically (RELIGST 306)
- RELIGST 207On the Concept of Islamic History (RELIGST 307)
- RELIGST 208Women of the Movement (AFRICAAM 208, AMSTUD 208, FEMGEN 208, FEMGEN 308, HISTORY 268, HISTORY 368, RELIGST 308)
- RELIGST 210Translating Religion (RELIGST 310)
- RELIGST 210XDoing Religious History (AFRICAAM 200P, HISTORY 200P)
- RELIGST 215Death, Power, and Religion (RELIGST 315)
- RELIGST 217AThe Lotus Sutra in Japanese Buddhism (JAPAN 217A, JAPAN 317A, RELIGST 317A)
- RELIGST 217BMusic and Sound in Buddhism (JAPAN 217B, JAPAN 317B, RELIGST 317B)
- RELIGST 218XThe Holy Dead: Saints and Spiritual Power in Medieval Europe (HISTORY 218, HISTORY 318, RELIGST 318X)
- RELIGST 220Political Theology (POLISCI 230, RELIGST 320)
- RELIGST 223Advanced Readings in Jewish Mysticism (JEWISHST 223, RELIGST 323)
- RELIGST 224Ritual and the Senses in Asian Religions (RELIGST 324)
- RELIGST 227Political Theology Revisited (RELIGST 327)
- RELIGST 228The Earliest Christians (RELIGST 328)
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