Philosophy and Religion 103 - Introduction to Religion
General Introductory Study of Religion from the Phenomenological Perspective, i.e., Religion as a Human Activity. This course is taught with special reference to the Historical-Critical Study of the Judeo-Christian Biblical Tradition.

Philosophy and Religion 141/142 - New Testament Greek
Innovative New Method of Learning the Original Language of the Greek New Testament from Texts of the Gospel of John. Emphasis on the History and Theory of Grammar, and the Philosophical, Theological, and Historical Etymology of the Johannine Vocabulary. Technology College, Web-enhanced.

Philosophy and Religion 236 - Introduction to the New Testament
Study of the Early Christian Writings from the Historical-Critical Perspective, using Readings from the New Testament Texts as Illustrations. Web-enhanced.

Philosophy and Religion 238 - History of Christianity I 
General Survey of the First Fifteen Centuries of Christianity from the Perspective of the Internal and External Political and Theological Conflicts faced by the Church. Technology College, Heavily Web-enhanced.

Philosophy and Religion 336 - New Testament Literature

Philosophy and Religion 337 - The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha