Time, Participation in Christ, and Theosis in Paul

WYB6801H
Summary

This course could be of interest to specialists in Bible and in Theology.  It explores the related themes of time, participation in Christ and theosis in Paul.  The standard understandings of Paul’s view of time are either that he thought in terms of salvation history – time as progressive and directed by God towards a goal; or that the apostle thought apocalyptically – time has been interrupted by God’s work in Christ.  The course will study and discuss important works advocating these influential views of Paul’s understanding of time.  Opinions on Paul’s conception of time are fundamental for interpretation of his central concepts, including the related themes of participation in Christ and theosis.  The course will consider significant works on these themes and it offers opportunity to engage with some pivotal Pauline scholarship.

Enrolment Notes

BD students please enrol in WYB3801H

Session Offered
Winter 2019
Start Date
Day
Intensive
Time
05:00 am ~ 05:00 am
Schedule Notes

Course offered over two Friday/Saturday sets: Jan. 18, 19; Feb. 8, 9 from 9:15am - 4:00pm.

There is a mandatory introductory session Jan. 11 from 11am to 12pm. 

Discipline
Biblical
Online
No
Instructor
Teaching Method
Lectures
Seminars
Readings
Credits
1