An exegetical study of Paul's letter to the Romans analyzing rhetorical and social structures, and theological issues. Thisanalysis will attempt to grasp the movement of Paul's thought and the logic that led him from section to section. It will consider the historical context of both Paul and the Roman Christians for whom he wrote. Furthermore, this course will address the implications Paul's letter has for ethics and praxis in the church today. This course is an online course that will use Blackboard to facilitate teaching, online discussion and participation, as well as individual reading and research assignments.
Priority access to online classes will be given to students who are outside commutable distance to the college. Students who have reasonable access to the college may be requested to release space for students at a distance. The last date to drop this course is July 19, 2017.
Prerequisite: WYB1501H (Introdcution to New Testament) or equivalent
