HNR-320 Topics in Christian Scholarship

The purpose of this course is to explore the nature and meaning of Christian scholarship. This will be accomplished in one of two ways: either through the study of thinkers, movements, and/or themes which provide notable and creative models for the integration of faith and reason, or by reflecting critically on contemporary efforts to analyze modern learning and ideas from a biblical perspective. Possible topics may include Augustine's "City of God", the works of Martin Luther, Jonathan Edwards, John Henry Newman or C.S. Lewis; Christian scholarship in the Reformation era; an evaluative survey of Christian Feminism, liberation theology, or Christian approaches to behavioral science. This course may be repeated. Prerequisite: UNV-180.

Credits

3