Comparative Religion first introduces students to the major religions of the world, and then seeks points of comparison between those religions in an effort to come to terms with the common bases of human religious experience.
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Can students apply for admission to University of North Florida via the Internet?
Yes - admission applications for University of North Florida are available via the Internet.
Do students need to be admitted to University of North Florida prior
to applying for the '(CD) Comparative Religion' course?
Yes -
a student must be admitted to University of North Florida before registering for (CD) Comparative Religion.
Is the '(CD) Comparative Religion' course offered for credit?
Yes - the (CD) Comparative Religion course is offered for credit.
Can students register for the '(CD) Comparative Religion' course via the Internet?
Yes - students can register for (CD) Comparative Religion via the Internet.
Are there one or more mandatory, in-person meetings required of students
taking the '(CD) Comparative Religion' course?
No - there are no mandatory, in-person meetings required of students to take (CD) Comparative Religion.
Does the '(CD) Comparative Religion' course require students to meet at specific times?
No.
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