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Building Abrahamic Partnerships

Contemporary Islam: Reform and Discontent

Transition and Democracy: Human Rights, Economics & the Role of the Church in China and Hong Kong

Ministry in Daily Life

Victim Care: Issues for Clergy and Faith-Based Counselors

True Confessions: A Study in Practical Theology

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Theological Ethics and the Personal Life

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Religion and Protest

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Religion in the 21st Century

The Religious Experience of Indigenous People

Flea Market Jesus: Popular Religion and American Individualism

Women, Religion and the Furture of USA Churches

Hebrew Bible Survey II

Reading Scripture Through Jewish Eyes: From Creation Through Sinai

New Testament Survey

Engaging the Book of Genesis: The Text in the Context of Our Own Lives

Modern Theology

Christian-Muslim Relations: The Theological Dimension

Women's Leadership and Spirituality II

Islamic Spirituality

Daily Space with God: The Practices of Personal Devotion in Mainline Protestant, Roman Catholic, and Evangelical Traditions

Living Liturgy

New Testament Survey   (SC-531) 
Winter/Spring 2006

  This course introduces the student to the study of the origins of Christianity by means of its canonical literature, the New Testament. We will undertake a historical study of the New Testament documents, seeking to understand their plan, origin, purpose and content within their broader historical and cultural context. Appropriate interpretive method for each genre of the New Testament will be discussed. We will also seek to clarify the theological message of each document in light of its historical circumstances.

 

Meeting Day, Time and Dates: 
Tuesdays from 7 p.m. to 9:20 p.m., beginning January 31



Efrain Agosto
Professor of New Testament


Contact Information:

phone: 
(860) 509-9515
email: eagosto@hartsem.edu

Dr. Agosto's  web page 

 

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