Mine was great - my anthropology prof was a Catholic ex-priest (left the priesthood to get married), and he team-taught it with a guy from the Religion department who was a Judaic scholar. It was a really good balanced look at it - mostly focusing on the archaeological evidence for life in the area at the time, and how the writers of the Bible interpreted their oral histories of the time, and what we could deduce through comparative anthropology - looking at similar cultures in similar areas that we know more about.