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Harvard University

HDS1544.1x: Early Christianity: The Letters of Paul

Harvard University via edX

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Overview

Explore the historical context, theological themes, and enduring influence of Paul's letters in early Christianity through this comprehensive course. Delve into critical analysis of Pauline texts, examine their impact on Christian doctrine, and gain insights into the apostle's role in shaping the early church. Investigate the cultural and religious landscape of the first-century Mediterranean world, and develop skills in interpreting ancient religious texts. Engage with scholarly debates surrounding Paul's writings and their relevance to contemporary religious thought.

Taught by

Laura Nasrallah

Reviews

4.3 rating, based on 7 Class Central reviews

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  • Anonymous
    Dr. Laura Nasrallah @ Harvard on 'Letters of Paul' (HDS 1544.1x) Harvard (EdX and Laura) offer a FREE college course on NT Epistles, Pauline Theology.  It's multi-lingual, in English and Spanish, but it require a good computer, a printer, and…
  • Donato86
    Dr. Laura Nasrallah @ Harvard on 'Letters of Paul' (HDS 1544.1x) Harvard (EdX and Laura) offers a FREE college course on NT Epistles, Pauline Theology.  It's multi-lingual, in English and Spanish, but it requires a good computer, a printer, and hig…
  • Anonymous
    I began this course believing that I had a better-than-average understanding of the ancient Roman world and early Christianity. This course considerably deepened that knowledge.
  • This did take a fair amount of time but the subject matter was very interesting. I appreciated the mix of reading and video.
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