Biblical Studies |
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| 106
EXPLORING THE BIBLE
An introductory study of the nature
and content of the Biblical writings with emphasis upon
the
basic
ideas or messages. Meets Tier I credit for religion.
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210
THE GOSPELS
A
study of the life and teachings of Jesus as portrayed in
the New Testament gospels. Each of the gospels is examined
and compared.
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213
LIFE AND LETTERS OF PAUL
Examination of Saul/Paul's role in the early New Testament
church and his influence in establishing the doctrine of
the church. Acts and the Pauline epistles are included.
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304
ADVANCED OLD TESTAMENT
Prerequisite: REL 106
A
comprehensive study of the Old Testament which focuses on
the theological and ethical visions of the writings of the
Hebrew Scriptures. In addition to the law and the proclamation
of the prophets, there is an examination of how the narratives
of the Old Testament can be employed in formulating Jewish
and Christian theology and ethics.
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305
ADVANCED NEW TESTAMENT
Prerequisite:
REL 106
An in-depth study of selected New Testament writings and
their interpretation. Special focus may be placed upon specific
themes such as Christian discipleship or the moral vision
of the New Testament.
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375
STUDY ABROAD:
GEOGRAPHICAL
AND HISTORICAL SETTINGS OF THE BIBLE
Prerequisites:
REL 106, junior status, or permission
An intensive 3-week course offered in conjunction with Jerusalem
University College. It features an integration of the academic
study of Biblical history and geography with on-site field
experiences in Israel and Jordan. Also included is the study
of contemporary social and political issues in the Middle
East. Course fee.
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497
RELIGION THESIS SEMINAR
Prerequisite:
REL 106 and junior or senior status.
Designed
to give religion majors a guided opportunity to research
and write a paper on a topic of interest in their area of
concentration.
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450
SEMINARY COURSE IN BIBLICAL STUDIES
An Ashland Theological
Seminary topics course in Biblical studies which investigates
seciotns or books of the Bible. May be repeated once for
a different topic.
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