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STH TH 934: Seminar: History of the Christian Concept of Love
Contributions of specific theologians and periods to the Christian concept of love, investigating their historical and theological contexts. -
STH TH 935: Religious Roots of Social Welfare
Lectures by international scholars on historical religious influences on the development of social welfare from the Bible to the present, supplemented by seminar sessions. -
STH TH 936: Religion in a Divided Society: Ireland 1750-1995
This course will examine the relationship between religious conflict and other social and political divisions which have characterized the history of modern Ireland. The most important religious traditions, both Catholic and Protestant, will be studied in the light of other major trends such as the rise of nationalism and the polarization of cultural identities. -
STH TH 937: Proseminar in Historiography
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STH TH 950: European Religion in the Age of the Great Cities
A thematic and comparative investigation of religion in modern Europe with particular emphasis on processes of religious change in a period of spectacular growth in the size and number of cities. The extent to which all this major social revolution was accompanied by equally dramatic changes in religious life, both at institutional and popular levels, is the main focus of study. -
STH TH 971: Seminar: Luther and the Radical Reformers
Historical-social contexts, theologies, and effects of the history of the church from the Reformation to the present.
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