This course explores the historical, theological, and cultural impact of the Protestant Reformation, a pivotal movement that reshaped Christianity and Western civilization. Beginning with the pre-Reformation context, students will examine key figures such as Martin Luther, John Calvin, Ulrich Zwingli, and other reformers who challenged the authority of the Catholic Church.

Course Overview:

• Reformation Foundations:
  Explore the political, social, and theological landscape leading up to the Protestant Reformation.
• Key Reformers and Movements:
  Study the lives and teachings of Martin Luther, John Calvin, Ulrich Zwingli, and others who initiated religious reform across Europe.
• Theological Debates:
  Analyze central doctrinal disputes on salvation, grace, scripture, and church authority that defined the Reformation era.
• Impact and Consequences:
  Evaluate the Catholic Counter-Reformation and the lasting effects of the Reformation on government, education, and global Christianity.
• Critical Engagement:
  Engage with primary source documents, discussions, and research projects to develop a nuanced understanding of the Reformation’s legacy.

Additional Information

Curriculum

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Course Cost: $19/month

Syllabus Coming Soon

Materials: TBD

Materials list will be provided before the start of the course.