Paul’s letters to the Corinthian assembly confront challenges faced by the Jesus movement as it expanded into a Gentile milieu. In this unit, students will examine 1 and 2 Corinthians from a sociological and rhetorical perspective, focusing on issues of class, status, sex, idolatry, slavery, economics, gender, liturgy, eschatology, and conflict. Students will gain in-depth familiarity with both primary and secondary sources, knowledge of important features of historical background, and develop skills in biblical exegesis and applying critical methodologies.
Unit details
| College | Wollaston Theological College |
| Lecturer | Dr Robert Myles |
| Level | Level 3 Undergraduate
Level 9 Postgraduate |
| Study modes and times | Weekly lectures: asynchronous online
Tutorial/workshops: Mondays 10-12am AWST face to face and synchronous online. |
| Unit codes | BN3025Z – Undergraduate
BN9050Z – Postgraduate |
Contact Emily Howe or Lee-Ann Bok using info@wtc.perth.anglican.org for information on how to enrol.
Wollaston Theological College helps all members to become confident, passionate and equipped members of the Body of Christ, willing and able to engage dynamically and effectively with society.
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