AAS 387
3 credits · HFA+ · D or higher for SBC
The goal of this course is to compare the basic teachings of Islam and Confucianism concerning the correct way to achieve true human status. Special stress will be placed on books that Muslim scholars wrote in Chinese beginning in the seventeenth century. These books employed Neo-Confucian language to introduce Chinese Muslims to their own theology, cosmology, and spiritual psychology, thus providing a rare pre-modern example of inter-religious dialogue. This course is offered as both AAS 387 and RLS 387.
Recommended: AAS 260 or RLS 260 or AAS 280 or RLS 280; U3 or U4 standing
Not on any schedule we have.