All course materials must be submitted by the last day of class. Thereafter, course materials may be submitted for up to six (6) weeks after the end of the semester directly to the office of the Registrar with the permission of the professor. If a student submits course materials after the end of the semester but within the six (6) weeks grace period, the grade will be lowered by one letter grade. The course materials will not be accepted student’s after the six (6) week grace period and a failing grade will be posted to the transcript. student’s Grading Quizzes (4 Total) 10% Mid Term Exam 15% Final Exam 20% Response Papers 30% (3 Total) Completed Reading 25% Course Schedule Date Class Lecture Reading Due Assignments Due 1-19 Introduction to the Course and Review Gonzalez, p.6-45 of Syllabus Heidelberg Disputation Luther’s Lecture 1: The Roots of Reformation 1518 1-26 Lecture 2: Luther and the Reformation Gonzalez, p. 61-68; Quiz 1 over Lecture 3: Theology Luther’s Luther’s Heidelberg Disputation 2-2 Lecture 4: The Swiss Reformation and McKim, p. Institutes, Calvin’s the Anabaptist 1-82 Lecture 5: Introduction to John Calvin Optional Reading: Arminian (1610) Articles 2-9 Lecture 6: Theology p. 83—173 Quiz 2 over Institutes, Calvin’s Calvin’s Lecture 7: Theology, Pt.2 Optional Reading: Synod of Dort, Calvin on Calvin’s (1619) (selections) Justification Canons (3:11) 2-16 Lecture 8: The Growth of Protestantism Gonzalez, p.70-127; The Canons Lecture 9: The Catholic and Decrees of the Council of Trent, “On Justification” 2-23 Lecture 10 & 11: The Golden Age of Gonzalez, p.132-163; the English Puritans Jonathan Edwards, The Distinguishing Marks of a Work of Charles Finney, the Spirit of God; Lectures on Revivals of Religion Thomas Optional Reading: Watson, How We May Read the Scriptures with Most Spiritual (1674) Profit 3-1 Lecture 12: Protestantism, Rationalism, Gonzalez, p.164-195; Quiz 3 over and the Enlightenment Westminster Confession of “The Edward’s Lecture 13: The Protestant Confessions; necessary to read all Distinguishing Faith” (not Review Questions for Midterm Scripture proofs) Marks
All course materials must be submitted by the last day of class. Thereafter, course materials may be submitted for up to six (6) weeks after the end of the semester directly to the office of the Registrar with the permission of the professor. If a student submits course materials after the end of the semester but within the six (6) weeks grace period, the student’s grade will be lowered by one letter grade. The course materials will not be accepted after the six (6) week grace period and a failing grade will be posted to the student’s transcript. Grading Quizzes (4 Total) 10% Mid Term Exam 15% Final Exam 20% Response Papers 30% (3 Total) Completed Reading 25% Course Schedule Date Class Lecture Reading Due Assignments Due 1-19 Introduction to the Course and Review of Syllabus Lecture 1: The Roots of Reformation Gonzalez, p.6-45 Luther’s Heidelberg Disputation 1518 1-26 Lecture 2: Luther and the Reformation Lecture 3: Luther’s Theology Gonzalez, p. 61-68; Quiz 1 over Luther’s Heidelberg Disputation 2-2 Lecture 4: The Swiss Reformation and the Anabaptist Lecture 5: Introduction to John Calvin Calvin’s Institutes, McKim, p. 1-82 Optional Reading: Arminian Articles (1610) 2-9 Lecture 6: Calvin’s Theology Lecture 7: Calvin’s Theology, Pt.2 Calvin’s Institutes, p. 83—173 Optional Reading: Synod of Dort, Canons (1619) (selections) Quiz 2 over Calvin on Justification (3:11) 2-16 Lecture 8: The Growth of Protestantism Lecture 9: The Catholic Gonzalez, p.70-127; The Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent, “On Justification” 2-23 Lecture 10 & 11: The Golden Age of the English Puritans Gonzalez, p.132-163; Jonathan Edwards, The Distinguishing Marks of a Work of the Spirit of God; Charles Finney, Lectures on Revivals of Religion Optional Reading: Thomas Watson, How We May Read the Scriptures with Most Spiritual Profit (1674) 3-1 Lecture 12: Protestantism, Rationalism, and the Enlightenment Lecture 13: The Protestant Confessions; Review Questions for Midterm Gonzalez, p.164-195; “The Westminster Confession of Faith” (not necessary to read all Scripture proofs) Quiz 3 over Edward’s Distinguishing Marks
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