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by Dr. Michael S. (Dr. S) · March 19, 2015 This audio file is a “dialog” between myself, Dr. S., and student, Tony, who has completed the Sociology of Religion course at Athabasca University. He’s a scientist, going to…
By Christine Kuntzemann In my experience, I have come to believe that the basic fundamental human needs shared by every individual throughout history (not taking into account, of course, the fundamental biological human needs such as shelter, food/water, safety, physical…
By: Jessica Lamontagne I love to ask students the open ended question “what did you learn in this course.” I find that giving students the opportunity to define their own learning gives me them the opportunity to really dig into…
In Gulliver’s Travels the tiny Lilliputians attacked the much larger Gulliver while he was sleeping and tied him to the ground with thousands of threads. In a similar way the ruling elite have tied the working class in bondage. Small…
It’s a cliche but when the tragedies hit, the questions start coming. This is certainly the case with the horrible massacre in Connecticut. The horror of the events put us at edge of global madness and the immediate question is…
By Christine Kuntzemann In my experience, I have come to believe that the basic fundamental human needs shared by every individual throughout history (not taking into account, of course, the fundamental biological human needs…
This is the unofficial course evaluation form for Dr. Mike’s Athabasca University Sociology of Religion course. This form is not a replacement for the official forms which I encourage you to fill out. This form is here so you can…
In Unit 1, we developed a definition of religion that is a bit different from the “standard” sociological definition, and that led to some interesting musings and conclusions, one of the most important of which was that “religion” is a…
This is an online outline for my Sociology of Religion course. This outline contains the full text for the first two course units as as well as table of contents (so you can see what else is in the course)…
An online repository / index of some interesting religion sites. Sociology of Religion A short article on the Sociology of Religion. Includes a basic run down of the viewpoints of Marx, Durkheim, and Weber.
