God and Martyrdom: Resurrection and Creative Justice
Exploring resurrection theology and hope under persecution
Course Instructors
To Be Announced
Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies
Details
Analyzes the theological shift towards resurrection and creation ex nihilo (from nothing) as a source of hope for martyrs. Examines the historical context of persecution and the development of post-Exilic Jewish theology in the face of Hellenistic oppression.
Course Curriculum
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What You Will Learn
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Theological Analysis: Examine concepts of resurrection and divine justice in Jewish thought
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Historical Study: Explore Hellenistic oppression and its effect on Jewish theological development
FAQs
Undergraduate students in Religious Studies focusing on Jewish and apocalyptic theology.
Yes, primary and secondary texts will be studied to understand theological shifts.
Yes, through written reflections and research essays on theological topics.
What is in this course?
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Duration : 1 Days
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Class Start Date : 2026-02-01
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Theological Insight : Analyze resurrection and creation ex nihilo as sources of hope for martyrs
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Historical Context : Understand persecution and post-Exilic Jewish theology development
