Religious Myths of America

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Religious Myths of America

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Topics:

Religion and Regions > Religion in North America > United States

Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Christopher Buck

Institution: Michigan State University

Course Term: Spring

Course Year: 2004

Annotation:

A 2004 course by Christopher Buck at Michigan State University offers "structured practice in critically reading views constructed by religious Americans [in how] to read a particular religious perspective on America and figure out where it comes from.A 2010 course by Elizabeth Drescher at Santa Clara University.