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- Thread starter Rival
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Augustus
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This will annoy RF endlessly
Augustus
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This will annoy RF endlessly
All of the lectures are really interesting and well worth watching, but that is an added bonus
Trailblazer
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Congratulations. I hope to hear more about how this goes.New By the Grace of God I have been offered a place at university to study Theology
I'm sure I'll be posting about it on RFCongratulations. I hope to hear more about how this goes.
I read this as "role playing in theology"
it looks like a lot right now...Oh, you mean modules?
Intro to Biblical Studies.
Intro to Christianity.
Philosophical Reflection and Ethics of Wellbeing.
Intro to Ethics.
Intro to Philosophy.
World Religions.
(All core modules)
First year covered.
Historical Jesus. (Core module; the rest are optional)
Selected NT Texts.
Judaism.
Kant.
John Stuart Mill.
Philosophy of Religion.
Religion and Science.
Religious Ethics, Human Rights and Social Justice.
Second year covered.
Theology and Religion indie study (Core).
Great Books of Religion, Philosophy and Ethics (Core).
Theology and Religion Extended Research Essay (Core).
Great Books of Religio, Philosophy and Ethics 2 (Core; the rest are optional).
Biblical Interpretation .
Social World of the NT.
Religion Today.
Religion, Visual Imagination and Film.
Religion, Gender and Sexuality.
Classical Christian Mysticism.
Third year covered
Heyo
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Does that degree allow you to become a pastor in the CoE?It's a 3 year Theology degree
I posted the modules for you.
I know that you have to have a degree in theology to become a pastor or priest in the Lutheran or Catholic church in Germany. But that requires the study of Lutheran or Catholic theology respectively.
There are studies in comparative religions but they are purely academic.
I don't know. I'm not looking to become a vicar and I don't believe in female Church clergy, either. You do likely need it though, but I know they have special training courses for Anglican priests so it's probably covered on that course.
I'm not a Christian, in any case.
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Congratulations, I'm certain you'll excel.
For the Church Fathers, you can find their writings here: Early Church Fathers - Christian Classics Ethereal Library
It's a Catholic Encyclopedia, so it's all from our view, but there's a lot of information at: CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Home
For the Church Fathers, you can find their writings here: Early Church Fathers - Christian Classics Ethereal Library
It's a Catholic Encyclopedia, so it's all from our view, but there's a lot of information at: CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Home
Augustus
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Similar in what way? Stylistically or the influence of Christianity on western thought?
Inventing the individual - Larry Siedentop perhaps for the latter
Inventing the Individual: the Origins of Western Liberalism by Larry Siedentop – review
A history of the bible by John Barton is quite good too, not really similar, but I was just reminded of it.
A History of the Bible by John Barton review – tiptoeing through a minefield
Most stuff is a bit drier than Dominion, he did a book called Millennium too which touches on Christian themes too.
I meant in terms of Christianity, so these recommendations look great. Thanks