REL 538 - History of Pentecostalism
Credit Hours: 3
An historical overview of Pentecostalism in the United States from the early twentieth century to the present. Course themes include Beginnings, Healing, Media, Gentrification, Controversy, and Prosperity. Students will engage a range of sources, including primary texts, films and videos, artwork and photography, music and testimony. Combining attention to change-over-time with a topical focus on broader themes, students will recognize the fascinating nuances and variety of Pentecostal history. May be taught concurrently with REL 638. Cannot receive credit for both REL 538 and REL 638.
Prerequisite: 50 hours.
Lecture contact hours: 3
Typically offered: Demand
Add to Catalog (opens a new window)
|
