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Early Christian Worship: Ritual and Space in the Ancient Church

Product description

Taught by Matthew Hoskin
Difficulty: Introductory
Crosslist: Theology
Runs 4/8 - 6/15/24
$225.00 - $399.00
Syllabus
Myths abound about how early Christians worshiped. Using texts from the late first-century Didache to the Divine Liturgy of St John Chrysostom, and using Christian spaces from the catacombs of Rome to Hagia Sophia in Constantinople, this course will explore Christian worship of the Triune God in the earliest centuries.

Deadline to register: Friday, March 29th
The syllabus for this class is available now. You can access it here.

 



 
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Auditing ($225):
participate in readings and live class sessions, but no graded assignments and no course credit



Full course (Full-Time Discount) ($275):
for-credit courses (at least four per term) toward our Certificate or M.Litt in Classical Protestantism



Full course ($399):
individual classes on a for-credit basis; you can later apply them toward a Certificate or Degree


 
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