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HST 347 - Science, Religion and Magic

3.00 credit hours
An examination of the relationship between science and religion with particular attention to late medieval and early modern Europe. Core primary texts as well as current historical studies are the foundation for discussion and research. The roles of astrology, alchemy, heresy and witchcraft in the context of religious belief and scientific thought are also considered. The goal of this course is to provide a broad historical understanding of the theological, philosophical and intellectual crises and debates that occurred as a result of the Reformation and the Scientific Revolution.

Prerequisite(s): One 200-level history course or instructor consent.


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