Session 1 The Various Meanings of Pluralism 0
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Session 2 A Brief History of Religious Pluralism 0
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Session 3 The Influence of the Modern Era on Religious Pluralism 3
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Session 4 The Influence of Postmodernity on Religious Pluralism 5
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Session 5 Responses to Religious Pluralism Among Christians 5
By the end of this lesson, participants will understand and be able to discuss the five major responses to religious pluralism among Christians
- Lecture5.1
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Lesson 6: New Testament and Religious Pluralism 4
By the end of this lesson, participants will • be able to discuss how the writers of the New Testament responded to religious pluralism as it characterized first century Greco-Roman society • understand and be able to discuss the challenge the New Testament proclamation of Christ presented to Greco-Roman religious pluralism • have a clear understanding of the gospel the first century Church proclaimed • begin to see how orthodox Christian faith, based on the New testament, responds to the charge that the gospel of Jesus Christ is “oppressive” with reference to other religions.
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Lesson 7: The Wesleyan Way of Salvation: Prevenient Grace, the Gift of Faith, Justification 7
By the end of this lesson, participants will • understand and be able to discuss the theological foundations of the Wesleyan way of salvation
- Lecture7.1
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