In this Candler Foundry online course taught by Robert W. Woodruff Professor Emeritus of New Testament and Christian Origins Luke Timothy Johnson, we consider first the historical and social setting of the churches that Paul addressed, as well as their structure and practices; next, we examine the metaphors through which Paul's understanding of those communities […]
In this Candler Foundry online course taught by Robert W. Woodruff Professor Emeritus of New Testament and Christian Origins Luke Timothy Johnson, we consider first the historical and social setting of the churches that Paul addressed, as well as their structure and practices; next, we examine the metaphors through which Paul's understanding of those communities […]
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A Candler Foundry course taught by Foundry Scholar-in-Residence Elizabeth Arnold. This semester-long course focuses on exegesis of the Gospel of John, including familiarity with distinctive traits of John's narrative as well as John's unique portrait of Jesus. We will explore the theological perspective of the “Fourth Gospel”—how it imagines the relationship between God, Jesus, and […]
A Candler Foundry course taught by Associate Professor in the Practice of Old Testament Ryan Bonfiglio. For many Christians, the Old Testament can seem strange and even disturbing. How do we make sense of texts that portray God as wrathful? Why does the OT contain so much violence? What do we do with all of […]
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