The Old Testament as literature and history; historical, social, and spiritual background of people. (3 lecture)

Study of the beginnings of Christianity, to include the world into which it was born; the person upon whom it was founded; the church it called into being; and its first great advocate, the Apostle Paul. The course is designed to help the student acquire the critical and appreciative knowledge of the historical, literary, and religious values of the New Testament. (3 lecture)

Major living religions of the world; basic beliefs and practices; historical, ethical, social, and spiritual impact upon society; their fundamental strengths and weaknesses. (3 lecture)

(1-3 lecture)

Study of the rise of the Social Gospel Movement and the origins of modern marketing and advertising. Emphasis is placed on the influence of theological concepts and imagery in modern commercialism and consumer culture. (3 lecture)

(3 lecture)

(1-4 lecture)