by Anne Chanski | Oct 16, 2023
In-depth biblical exegesis and focused theological and hermeneutical reflection around the ordination of women—in an attempt both to assist students to clarify their understanding of this particular issue and to provide handles and tools for wrestling with the use of...
by Anne Chanski | Oct 16, 2023
A study of the biblical and theological motifs in selected literature by both classical and contemporary authors. Emphasis is on the use/study of such works in ministry settings, as well as their relevance for those involved in leadership roles in the church.
by Anne Chanski | Oct 16, 2023
Using memorization and movement as the primary tools of exegesis, students engage with one Old Testament narrative deeply for 14 weeks. This course builds on BL310 and BL311, deepening students’ engagement with the oral nature of the Hebrew Bible. Pass/fail, 1.5...
by Anne Chanski | Oct 16, 2023
Using memorization and movement as the primary tools of exegesis, students engage with one New Testament narrative deeply for 14 weeks. This course builds on BL300, BL301 deepening students’ engagement with the Bible. Pass/fail, 1.5 cr
by Anne Chanski | Oct 16, 2023
What do people with disabilities find when they try to find themselves in our biblical texts? This course addresses some of the issues, hermeneutical and pastoral, that people with disabilities encounter when reading the Bible. The class will read interpretative texts...
