Knowing God in History and Hope

Part Two of An Advanced Study of History and Eschatology

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Part Two of the two-part course, History and Eschatology.

This course continues an exploration of natural theology by considering how a specifically first-century Jewish worldview can offer itself as the basis for a more sustainable path through questions of God and the world. We’ll also develop further what it means to really “know” something, considering love as a crucial but overlooked form of knowledge.

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Course Outline

1. Welcome to Knowing God in History and Hope
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2. Review
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3. Introductory Activity
1. Section 1 Framing
1. Framing Ideas
2. Outline of the Study
3. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. The Second Temple Worldview
3. How Do We Know?
4. Section Activities
1. Section 2 Framing
1. Framing Ideas
2. Reading Temple in Creation and Cult
3. Sabbath Eschatology
4. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. The Role of Humanity in the Ancient World
3. Image-Bearing in the Present World
4. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Reading Backwards
3. Reframing Vocation
4. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Early Church Worldviews
3. Section Activities
1. Section 3 Framing
1. Framing Ideas
2. Love Believes the Resurrection
3. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. History and the Resurrection
3. (Re)Directing the Discussion
4. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Creation Vindicated
3. The New World Within the Old
4. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Knowing as Being Known
3. Involved Knowledge
4. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Knowing and Loving
3. Section Activities
1. Section 4 Framing
1. Framing Ideas
2. Natural Theology’s Task(s)
3. What is the Image of God?
4. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Defining a Signpost
3. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Justice, Beauty, Freedom
3. Truth and Power
4. Spirituality and Relationships
5. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Where the Signposts Lead
3. Reading the Signposts Through the Cross
4. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Building a New Natural Theology
3. A Vocational Natural Theology
4. Section Activities
1. Section 5 Framing
1. Framing Ideas
2. Natural Theology as Loving Engagement
3. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Filling the Cosmic Temple
3. A Spirit-Filled Creation
4. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. The Waiting Chalice
3. All in All
4. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. Natural Theology and the Mission of God
3. Lesson Activity
1. Framing Ideas
2. A Fresh Mandate
3. Section Activities
1. Review
2. Wrapping Up

About Knowing God in History and Hope

$59.99
9 hours of video content

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N.T. Wright

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Prof. N.T. (Tom) Wright is Senior Research Fellow at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford University. He is one of the world’s leading Bible scholars, with expertise in Ancient Judaism and Early Christianity, the New Testament, and Biblical Studies. He is also Emeritus Professor at the University of St. Andrews and the former Bishop of Durham. He has published over 85 books and is co-founder of N.T. Wright Online.

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