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Overview

John Green teaches you about Religions!

Videos in this playlist 25

  1. Crash Course Religions Preview
  2. What Even IS a Religion?: Crash Course Religions #1
  3. How Many Religions Are There?: Crash Course Religions #2
  4. What's the Difference Between Cults and Religion?: Crash Course Religions #3
  5. What’s the Difference Between Religion and Magic? | Crash Course Religions #4
  6. The Infinite Stories of Hinduism: Crash Course Religions #5
  7. Life, the Universe, and the Buddha: Crash Course Religions #6
  8. Can a River Be A Person? | Indigenous Traditions: Crash Course Religions #7
  9. What Does it Mean to Be Jewish: Crash Course Religions #8
  10. Sacrifice, Redemption, and Miracles: The Story of Christianity: Crash Course Religions #9
  11. The History and Practice of Islam on Earth and Beyond: Crash Course Religions #10
  12. Religions of the African Diaspora: Crash Course Religions #11
  13. Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism: Chinese Popular Religion
  14. Is Atheism a Religion?: Crash Course Religions #13
  15. How Do Religious Texts Work?: Crash Course Religions #14
  16. What Does Ritual Have to Do with Religion?: Crash Course Religions #15
  17. Who Speaks for a Religion?: Crash Course Religions #16
  18. Death and Afterlife Across Religions: Crash Course Religions #17
  19. Religion, Spirituality, and the Supernatural: Crash Course Religions #18
  20. Are Science and Religion Compatible?: Crash Course Religions #19
  21. What Do Sex and Gender Have to Do with Religion?: Crash Course Religions #20
  22. What Does Race Have to Do with Religion?: Crash Course Religions #21
  23. Visions of the End of the World: Crash Course Religions #22
  24. What Does Religious Freedom Mean?: Crash Course Religions #23
  25. Religions and Pop Culture: Crash Course Religions #24

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  • Watch at 1.5x, skip what you know, rewatch what you don't.
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  • A clear syllabus (25 videos) you can see before you start.
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