REL 214 - History, Literature, and Religion of the New Testament II

An introduction to the emergence of Christianity, beginning with its roots as a Jewish renewal movement and continuing with its encounters with the rest of the Hellenistic-Roman world. Early Christian writings, primarily the epistles through the Apocalypse, will be interpreted through an interdisciplinary approach.

Prerequisite(s): REL 101 and REL 213 or approval of the instructor
Credits: 3 hours (Spring of even numbered years)