| The folIowing change was adopted by acclamation on 3
November 2005. Requirement #5 was deleted in lieu of a test on part 3, scheduled
for 11/17/05. The open-book, in-class, team essay on this test will focus
on the covenant. |
This course can be tailored to emphasize one of the following two main
ways of
appreciating the Hebrew Bible as a canonical text in the Judaeo-Christian
tradition
—i.e., as a religious resource with doctrinal, ethical, spiritual,
and devotional value
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TRACK A |
TRACK B |
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Develop the skills essential for communal interpretation of
the Hebrew Bible for the education of Christians and edification of the church |
Develop the skills and capacity for an appropriation of the Hebrew Bible
as a resource for personal faith development and spiritual growth |
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ASSIGNMENTS: |
ASSIGNMENTS: |
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1. Bible Bio (done in class) |
1. Bible Bio (done in class) |
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2. Chapter review
(from Benjamin book) |
2. Creative history paper |
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3. Compare/contrast or
source-analysis/tradition-history
analysis |
3. Original
Creation Myth |
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4. Field trip reaction paper
(completed in class) |
4. Field trip reaction paper
(completed in class) |
| OMITTED |
5. Essay on development of
the idea of the covenant in the HB |
5. Essay on developing a
personal covenant ethic |
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6. Exegesis Project |
6. Service-Learning Project |
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7. Lament
Psalm project |
7. Lament Psalm project |
The student who wishes to develop a custom track is welcome to generate
a proposal and discuss it with the instructor.
The final deadline for the choice of Learning Track is 9/15/05.
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