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JUS 310 Currently enrolled students go to D2L
Apocalyptic Imagination
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Survey of Jewish and Christian apocalyptic literature which explores the literary features and sociological significance of apocalyptic thought in Western culture from antiquity to the present. 
Prerequisites: none but recommended are two courses from Tier One, Traditions & Cultures (TRAD 101,102,103,104) or JUS 301 Jewish Civilizations.
Identical with: RELI 310
Instructor: J. Edward Wright

The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies is an Associate Institutional Member of the Association for Jewish Studies.

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