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JUS 382 - Identical with NES 382
Archaeology & The Bible

This course fills up quickly and there is no waiting list.
Students wanting to register are encouraged to check webreg on a regular basis.

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This course focuses on the relationship between archaeological investigations and the study of the Bible. In combination with a discussion of how archaeology can assist in reconstructing many aspects of the cultural and social milieu of the Bible, this course will survey major discoveries which illuminate the Bible.  Survey of Jewish and Christian apocalyptic literature which explores the literary features and sociological significance of apocalyptic thought in Western culture from antiquity to the present.

Prerequisites: none

InstructorBeth Alpert Nakhai

 

The College of Social & Behavioral Sciences | Near Eastern Studies | The Center from Middle Eastern Studies

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