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 is a college of the University of Divinity from the Anglican tradition, based in Perth, Western Australia.
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