REL 367 - Reformed Theology

This course represents a significant introduction to Reformed Theology. It seeks to acquaint students with the dominant characteristics of the Reformed tradition by examining “misconceptions” of what it means to be “reformed” while also providing a historically informed and theologically substantive treatment of this tradition from John Calvin’s 1559 Institutes of the Christian Religion to Bruce McCormack’s treatment of Barth’s critically-realistic-dialectical theology.

Credits: 4
Terms Offered: As Needed