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HomeFAQsCan I study the writings of the Apostles?

Can I study the writings of the Apostles?

Yes, we have PTC units called Pauline Letters (NT3) and Apostolic Writings (NT4):

Core Unit. The Pauline Letters (New Testament 3) collects together Paul’s letters (except Romans) and introduces students to the distinctive language, theology and style of the apostle to the Gentiles. It covers the wide range of theological issues found in Paul’s work such as ethical guidance about proper Christian conduct, teaching on church leadership and governance, theological reflections on the nature of Christ and the expositions of the relationship of Law and grace.

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Elective Unit. Apostolic Writings (New Testament 4) provides an overview of the non-Pauline letters. It introduces students to the wide range of literary styles and theological concerns found in these letters, such as the Christian attitude to suffering, the relationship of Christ’s sacrificial work to the Old Testament Law and the Christian expectation of the ‘end times’. Special attention is given to Hebrews, Revelation and 1 Peter.

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