Bird, “An Invasive Story: Paul’s Theology Between Messianic Event and Salvation-History”
Lecture Listening Guides by David Capes Lecturer: Dr. Michael Bird Date of Lecture: Feb 6, 2016 Title: “An Invasive Story: Paul’s Theology Between Messianic Event and Salvation-History” Bird describes four approaches to Paul. What are they? Assuming the Apocalyptic Paul approach, where does the cross fit in?
Hurtado, “A New and Mischievous Superstition; Early Christianity in the Roman World”
Lecture Listening Guides by David Capes Lecturer: Larry Hurtado Title: A New and Mischievous Superstition; Early Christianity in the Roman World Date: 09/10/2016 Prepared by Emma Abernathy What does Hurtado mean when he describes Christianity as one option among many? Where are gods to be found in the Roman world?
Hindmarsh, Look Upon Nothing as Separate from God: Evangelicals and the Rise of Science
Lecture Listening Guides by David Capes Lecturer: Bruce Hindmarsh Title: Look Upon Nothing as Separate from God: Evangelicals and the Rise of Science Date: 02/16/2019 Prepared by Emma Abernathy What question did Jonathan Edwards claim was no greater question to human kind? Why did this question seem urgent in the
Notley, Has Bethsaida-Julias Finally Been Found?
Lecture Listening Guides by David Capes Lecturer: Steven Notley Title: Has Bethsaida-Julias Finally Been Found? Date: 04/13/2019 Prepared by Dr. John Beukema What is historical geography? What are some of the “lost cities” of the Bible? Why does Notley consider the Et-Tell site an unlikely possibility for Bethsaida?