Course Number
CLS-230-01
Course Description
We know that Jesus of Nazareth was Jewish, so how is it that Christianity and Judaism became separate religions? This course attempts to answer this question by investigating the nature of the relationship between earliest Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism, drawing out their shared roots in the religion and literature of ancient Israel, and exploring the diverse expressions of second temple Judaism among which the two religious traditions emerged. It also explores their distinctive religious teachings and scriptural interpretations with a particular interest in understanding how and why Christianity and Judaism, despite their commonalities, parted ways and became independent religions.
Academic Term
Instructor
Bedford, Peter
Location & Meeting Time
M/W/F 10:30AM-11:35AM LEC
Credits
1.00
Capacity
30
Total Students
0
Additional Information