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Emnekatalog: KH601<br />

KH601 - Oldkirken<br />

Faglærer:<br />

Oskar Skarsaune, Oskar.Skarsaune@mf.no<br />

Studiepoeng: 10<br />

Undervises:<br />

Uregelmessig, spør studentresepsjon<br />

Studieprogramtilhørighet: Master i Kristendomskunnskap, Master i Teologi, Profesjonsstudium teologi - høyere<br />

grad, Master i Diakoni, Master i kirkelig undervisning<br />

Generell informasjon<br />

The aim of studying this epoch (ca. A.D. 100&ndash;500) is to gain a thorough knowledge of the period of the church when its<br />

distinguishing marks like formulated creeds, liturgy, canonical scriptures, and the understanding of the church developed, and the<br />

&ldquo;classical&rdquo; answers were given on what it means to live as a Christian (ethics and spirituality). The course emphasises the<br />

internal developments of church-life (worship and spirituality), but also the interaction with society, culture and other religions during<br />

period we call the Early Church (Patristic period). The course focuses on continuity as well as change and discontinuity in the historical<br />

development of the period.The purpose of this endeavour is partly to gain a thorough knowledge on the contextuality of the history of<br />

the church and theology, and partly to gain a thorough knowledge of the general overview for other advanced master&rsquo;s courses<br />

connected to this epoch.<br />

Studiepoengreduksjon<br />

Not applicable.<br />

Studiekrav<br />

The student is required togive an evaluation of the course and the teaching if the course is chosen for it the semester in question.<br />

Learning and teaching methods: Classes.<br />

Vurdering<br />

To gain credits for the course the student has to sit for a written examination (6 hours). The course will be assessed with a grade (A-F)<br />

based upon the written test.Tools permitted at the examination: Attachment, List E.<br />

Mål og innhold<br />

To convey knowledge and understanding of the chief aspects of the development of the Early Church.By the end of the course, the<br />

students:- will be able to discuss to what extent early Christianity was Jewish,- will demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge of the<br />

consequences of the transition of Christianity from a Jewish Culture to a Gentile Hellenistic Culture,- will demonstrate knowledge of how<br />

Christian faith was expounded in relation to other religions and Greco-Roman philosophy,- will be able to discuss whether the<br />

development in the Early Church of dogma, liturgy and understanding of the church was a &ldquo;fall&rdquo; from New Testament<br />

Christianity (the so-called Hellenizing process),- will demonstrate knowledge of characteristic differences between the Church of the<br />

East and the West,- will be able to discuss whether and how the inheritance of the Early Church may be important for today&rsquo;s<br />

Church and Christianity,In addition to the essential texts / Intensive Course Literature the student is, together with the Course<br />

Co-ordinator, to select an additional 200 pages of literature (from the Cursory Course Literature or other).<br />

Litteratur<br />

LITTERATUR<br />

- Chadwick, Henry, The early Church London: Penguin Books, 1993 .<br />

- Skarsaune, Oskar, Og Ordet ble kjød : studier i oldkirkens teologi Oslo: Luther, 2001 .<br />

SUPPLERENDE LITTERATUR<br />

- Brown, Peter Robert Lamont, The world of late antiquity : from Marcus Aurelius to Muhammad London: Thames and Hudson, 1971 .<br />

- Frend, W. H. C., The rise of Christianity Philadelphia, Pa.: Fortress Press, 1985 .<br />

- Kelly, J. N. D., Early Christian doctrines London: Black, 1977 .<br />

- Skarsaune, Oskar, Fra Jerusalem til Rom og Bysants Oslo: Tano, 1987 .

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