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Featured Spring 2026 Courses
Basic Biblical Hebrew with
Rabbi Dr. Levi Alter
This is a special seminar offering with special guest lecturer Rabbi Dr. Levi Alter. This 15-week survey of the Hebrew language will prepare students for credit courses in Hebrew. Spots are limited as Rabbi Alter prefers a more tutor-student approach.
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Medieval Church History:
From Gregory to Martin Luther
Dr. Exequiel Monge-Allen
This credit course covers the missionary expansion of the Early Middle Ages, the crises regarding the intrusion of norse and stepe nomads and the formation of the feudal order brought to its climax during the so-called Crusades, and the controversies of European and Eastern Orthodox Christianity, culminating in the Protestant Reformation.
Psychology of Religion
Archbishop Kristina Rake, MATS
This credit course explores the psychosocial, cognitive development, and sociological theories regarding perception and religious faith. Special attention will be given to neuropsychological and sociological theories in reference to conflict and resolution of faith-based tensions within individuals and societies.
History of Demonology:
From the Ancient Near East to the Early Modern Era
Archbishop Kristina Rake, MATS
This credit course surveys the evolution of the conception of evil, particularly as externalized in sentient supernatural beings, in the religious mind. The course explores the demonology of the ancient Near East and traces its developments through Judeo-Christian and Islamic lens, examining source material which during the occult explosion of the middle ages and the witch crazes of the early modern era.
Ancient Church History:
From the Apostles to Gregory the Great
Dr. Exequiel Monge-Allen
This credit course covers the early development of the Christian movement beginning with the Apostles and the Apostolic Fathers, the expansion of the Christian faith, the theological controversies and earliest separations, the persecutions under the Roman Emperors and the development of Christian worship.
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