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Early Christian Theology Prof. Paul Gavrilyuk It is man’s very nature to be on intimate terms with God. Clement of Alexandria, Exhortation to the Greeks.

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1 Early Christian Theology Prof. Paul Gavrilyuk It is man’s very nature to be on intimate terms with God. Clement of Alexandria, Exhortation to the Greeks 10.100.2.

2 Course Intro An overview of the course Syllabus & course requirements

3 Analyze this

4 Why Study Early Christian Theology? Major questions asked Major Christian teachings formulated A world radically open to God

5 Course Overview Judaism: the Cradle of Christianity

6 Martyrdom & Persecution St. Sebastian

7 Worship

8 Heresies

9 Biblical canon The oldest known ms. of NT Gospel of John 125 AD

10 Theology & Philosophy

11 Church & State

12 War & Military Service

13 Monasticism

14 Ecumenical Councils

15 Visions of Heaven & Hell

16 Course requirements (serious business) Regular attendance Participation, participation, participation! Readings & homework: Reading Guide Quizzes Class presentations Mid-term exam Final exam

17 Late Arrivals Policy

18 Roman Empire, 12 C. E.

19 Roman Empire, 500.


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