THEO7622 · Theology
Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences
Concentrating on a series of timely issues and important biblical passages, this course offers an entry-point for doctoral students wishing to consider what role the conclusions of historical-critical biblical study might play in contemporary theology. Our goals will be to become conversant with the most current historical-critical scholarly landscape and gain an understanding of historical-critical methods, their potentials for problem solving and limitations. Students will also consider the challenges and possibilities in applying historical-critical conclusions to problems in systematics, ethics, comparative theology, etc. Readings will be in English. Knowledge of either classical Hebrew or Greek is not expected.
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Weekly effort
~9
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Spring 2024
1 section