Every Christian is at the same time a member of a church and of society. The New Testament contains the instruction to give the emperor what is of the emperor and to submit to the authority of the state. At the same time, however, Christians are commanded to obey God more than mankind and not to be equal to this world. Christian existence must be shaped in this field of tension.
The aim of this course is to help to understand the idea of a “state” and how governments are working around the world. It also provides help on how to act as a pastoral leader within the realm of politics.
Course details
| DUE DATES READING ASSIGNMENTS | READING: DEC. 15th 2020 FURTHER DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED | |
| DURATION | 4 SESSION OF 5 HOURS + READING AND RESEARCH | |
| PACE | TUTOR GUIDED | |
| COURSE NO./MODUL | BTH4D8603/MULTIPLICATION | |
| COURSE SCRIPT | THOMAS HAASE | |
| VIDEO TRANSCRIPT | NO | |
| EXAM /ASSIGNMENT | FINAL EXAM | |
| CREDIT HOURS/LEVEL | 2 /BACHELOR | |
| PROFESSOR | THOMAS HAASE/ GUESTS | |
| SYLLABUS VERSION SCRIIPT VERSION | 1.0 EN 1.0 |
Reading Assignments
Course Content
Course Content
Additional Course Information