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Religion 221: Jesus in Scripture and Tradition
3.00 Credits
St Olaf College
This course explores the meaning and significance of Jesus Christ in major New Testament writings: the Gospels, the letters of Paul, Hebrews, Revelation. Students also examine the development of New Testament ideas about Christ in subsequent Christian tradition, both classical and contemporary. Prerequisite: BTS-B.
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Religion 222: The Biblical God
3.00 Credits
St Olaf College
Students examine key texts in the Old and New Testaments with the aim of exploring the issues such writings pose for Christian theological reflection. In addition, they explore selected readings on the doctrine of scripture and language about God. Prerequisite: BTS-B.
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Religion 222 - The Biblical God
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Religion 223: Paul:His Letters,His Gospel
3.00 Credits
St Olaf College
Students read Pauline letters carefully for their major issues, such as apocalyptic, gospel, apostleship, Jew and Gentile, faith, Torah, community. Considering Paul in the context of his times and Paul in the context of later Christianity, students discuss topics such as Jews and Christians, men and women, creation, grace in Paul and present day experience. Prerequisite: BTS-B
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Religion 225: God and Human Suffering
3.00 Credits
St Olaf College
Why does human life involve suffering If God is omnipotent and good, why does evil exist Is God responsible, or can all evil -- and the suffering that accompanies it -- be explained by sin or human frailty. Students will explore some of the ways that Christian theology had attempted to respond to these questions, and they will also examine challenges to the Christian perspective. Prerequisite: BTS-B.
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Religion 227: Jews and Christians after Christendom
3.00 Credits
St Olaf College
The interaction between Jews, Christians and their respective religions in historical and theological perspective. Considers basic features of Jewish belief and practice, past and present views of Jews and Christians about each other's beliefs, impact of Christian attitudes toward the Jews on the formation and development of Christian doctrines, relation between Christian theology and anti-Semitism and the possibilities for a new relationship between Christians and Jews. Prerequisite: BTS-B.
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Religion 227 - Jews and Christians after Christendom
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Religion 228: Worship and Theology
3.00 Credits
St Olaf College
This course examines what Christians are doing when they worship -- in both senses (actions and intentions). Christian groups in present and history are compared to discover forms, functions and theologies of worship illuminated by connections to Judaism, Israel and other religions. Prerequisite: BTS-B.
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Religion 230: Theology of Creation
3.00 Credits
St Olaf College
Christians affirm that God created the world in and through Christ and continues to sustain it by the Holy Spirit. This course attends to the themes of creation and new creation in relation to Biblical texts, to problems posed by science (including evolution and Creationism), and the theological reflections of the created world as fallen and redeemed. Major attention is paid to classic and modern theological discussions of creation and new creation. Prerequisite: BTS-B.
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Religion 233: God and Faith in Autobiography
3.00 Credits
St Olaf College
This course focuses on autobiographical texts in which the writer describes his or her life in relationship to God. The course is based on the central Christian theological belief that God is known in historical experience. We study the different ways in which Christians have sought to understand Gods role in their lives by correlating their own experiences with the classic beliefs, symbols and values of the Christian faith. Prerequisite: BTS-B.
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Religion 234: Luther and Aquinas:Protestant and Catholic Theology in Dialogue
3.00 Credits
St Olaf College
The theologies of Thomas Aquinas and Martin Luther influence the lives and beliefs of Catholics and Protestants, yet cause persistent division between them. Students examine the distinctive theological contributions of each theologian, particularly their respective doctrines of justification, sacraments, and God. Students interpret and evaluate each theologian's doctrines as well as modern efforts to reconcile these differences. Offered annually or in alternate years.
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Religion 235: Kierkegaard as Theologian
3.00 Credits
St Olaf College
What does it mean to be a Christian This course explores this question critically and normatively through an examination of the context and work of S ren Kierkegaard. Readings, lectures, and discussions examine three specific theological contexts: the philosophical and theological tradition inherited by Kierkegaard; Kierkegaard's thought; and thinkers influenced by Kierkegaard. Prerequisite: Completion of BTS-B requirement.
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