RS 250History of Christian Thought

Not in the current Undergraduate Calendar. Shown as it appeared in 2024–25.

When it runs

Ran in 0 of the last 7 terms. Winter 2027: not on the schedule. Spring 2027: schedule not out yet.

An analysis of the major theological developments in the Christian traditions from the apostolic era to the present.

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This was a very interesting course blasting through theology in Christianity from the days of the Apostles, stopping off in Eastern Orthodoxy (particularly the Desert Fathers and Mothers), Western Scholastic tradition (including dialectic theology), Western Monastic thought and the Western Mystics, the Protestant Reformation, Anglican Reformation, Liberalism, Methodism and the Fundamentalist movement, ending with Deconstruction theology.
I didn't know what any of those words meant before I took the course, however I loved the whole thing and would take it again if I could. It was easily my favourite course.
YMMV depending on your professor and how they structure the course.

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