REL 261 - Christianity and Culture

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This course surveys different ways in which God’s people have defined their relationship to the world, from biblical times to the present. The course examines how different approaches are visible today and evaluates which ones make the best sense in different cultural contexts. It is a course in social ethics, but it also intersects with other areas of theology (e.g., ecclesiology, theological anthropology, missiology). Prerequisite: Foundations of Christianity I or appropriate transfer credit. Not offered 2022-23.