21 courses with the subject RELG, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
15 Total of Semester Hours 15 Second Year / Spring Semester 1 SOSM 202 Sophomore Seminar II 1 3 SPCH 101 Public Speaking 3 3 ENLG 205 Human Literary Heritage 3 3 SOSI 111 Intro to Power & Society 3 3 RELG 345 Spiritual Formation & Faith 3
with particular attention to methods of interpretation, theological themes, and historical developments considered in light of their ongoing significance in human life. Fall and Spring
Ministry Concentration Required and Elective 300-400 level courses (42 hours)
the New Testament attributed to him. The Letters will be critically analyzed in light of historical context, controversies, and Paul’s theological and pastoral responses with attention to insights they may continue to provide for human life today. As needed.
is the guiding question of this course. Through examination of faith-inspired people and movements for social justice and a consideration of biblical themes of justice, this course will offer students both inspiration and practical points for engagement in the work of justice. As needed.
Christian ethics and how they guide Christian ethical understanding and practice concerning selected contemporary moral issues. Fall and Spring
RELG ELEC 300-400 Level RELG ELEC 300-400 Level RELG ELEC 300-400 Level GEN ELEC Gen Elective Total of Semester Hours Fourth Year / Fall Semester
theological themes and movements within their historical context. The course gives an overview of Christian history in relation to theological developments that continue to shape contemporary Christian life. As needed.
practice of African American preaching. It will examine the preparation and techniques used to create an experience that reflects the experience of the Black Church. Students will understand and 287 LEMOYNE-OWEN COLLEGE 2023-2025 COLLEGE CATALOG
practice and theology within the context of North American church life and society with special attention to how social and cultural context both shapes and is responded to by religion and theology. Pre-Requisite: RELG103. As needed.
models of pastoral leadership and the administrative responsibilities in a pastoral or non-profit context including finance, personnel, effective meetings, and conflict resolution. It is designed to inform and educate students regarding management principles and procedures for leading churches and non- profit organizations. Pre-requisites: RELG 101, 102, 103. As needed.
as expressions of liberationist theology that analyses politically oppressive structures, cultural habits, and race, gender, sexuality, and social class constructs, and the ways these shape experiences of faith. This course offers opportunities to engage and confront unjust and repressive theologies in ways that support greater inclusion and well-being. Pre-requisites: RELG 101, 102, 103. As needed.
worship in the Black Church in light of cultural, social, inter-generational, and denominational, and issues reflected in that worship. Attention will be paid to how leadership of worship must attend to these factors in crafting worship experiences in the Black Church today. Pre-requisites: RELG 101, 102, and 103. As needed.
and theology of spiritual practices, with special attention to African American spirituality, and engaged practice as a primary means of shaping and growing one’s faith and spiritual life. As needed.
15 Total of Semester Hours 16 Fourth Year / Spring Semester 3 RELG 330 Pastoral Leadership & Admin 3 3 RELG ELEC 300-400 Level 3 3 GEN ELEC 300-400 Level 3 3 GEN ELEC 300-400 Level 3 15 Total of Semester Hours 12 d. TOTAL HOURS: 120 A minimum of 120 hours is required for graduation. 025 COLLEGE CATALOG
African American religion within slavery as it drew upon African Traditional Religions and reconfigured Christianity as liberative rather than reinforcing oppression. Attention will also be given to the broad and diverse contours of African American religion, including Islam. The role of African American religion in resistance to racism in various forms will be examined along with contemporary theological and cultural developments within US society. As needed.
Hebrew Bible. Possible topics include types of biblical literature such as the Pentateuch, Prophets, Wisdom Literature, or Apocalyptic or specific themes that cut across books of the Hebrew Bible such as justice, creation care, images of God, or women in the Hebrew Bible. Pre-. Pre-Requisite: RELG 101. As needed. 288 LEMOYNE-OWEN COLLEGE 2023-2025 COLLEGE CATALOG
New Testament. An area to be covered could be the Synoptic Gospels, Johannine Literature, Pastoral Letters, or Book of Revelation, or a theme to be covered could address the Early Church in the Roman Empire, Slavery in the New Testament, or Apocalypticism. Pre-requisite: RELG 102. As needed.
with other colleges and is intended to supply flexibility in the selection of course content utilizing resources and programs not regularly available. The student’s record will indicate the exact title describing the content. As needed.
field of religion and theology such as African American Spirituality, Sexuality and the Black Church, African American Art and Religion, Hip Hop Theology, Black Lives Matter and the Black Church, Islam, Eastern Religions, Judaism. As needed.
RELG ELEC 300-400 Level GEN ELEC General Elective Total of Semester Hours Note: 45 hours of 300 - 400 level courses are requi 168 LEMOYNE-OWEN COLLEGE 2023 ee in Religion (Academic) Fall 2024 Student ID: Date this program was developed: First Year / Spring Semester Cr. Hrs. Course ID Title Cr. Hrs. 3 ENGL112 English Communications II 3 3 FRSM102 Freshman Seminar II 1 HLFW Activity 1 2 MATH111 Survey of Numbers 3 3 NATS 110 Biological Science 3
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