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IST 2162 1
IST2162
The Life of Prayer The Life of Prayer
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2 cr.
Cathie Kelsey

Adv. Req.: Life of Prayer
Crs. Dates: Jun 13–Aug 19, 2022
Credits: 2
Canvas Course
Syllabus
This course will have you study the life of prayer as if it were a river, studying it by getting in and swimming, by experiencing it with many senses, giving yourself over to it. Only then, but surely then, it will have you reflecting theoretically and practically on what you have experienced.
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IST 2252 1
ELECTIVE
Ethics in an Age of Plagues, Pestilence, & Pandemics Ethics in an Age of Plagues, Pestilence, & ...
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4 cr.
Miguel De La Torre

Adv. Req.: Elective Course
Crs. Dates: Jun 13–Aug 19, 2022
Credits: 4
Canvas Course
Syllabus
The world is gripped by a deadly pandemic. This is neither the first time, nor probably will be the last. What we do know is in the aftermath of such deadly epidemics, the societal bonds which once held community together are frayed if not completely broken as radically changes take hold and new ways of being arise. This course will wrestle with the importance of maintaining a moral compass during crisis and an ethical vision as a new reality is constructed. Special attention will be given to how not all suffer equally, and the role racism, classism, and sexism during national emergencies. Finally, the course would assist the student in finding their own ethical voice during a time of hopelessness and desperation.
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IST 2270 1
ELECTIVE
Colonialism and Complexities of Indigenous Identities Colonialism and Complexities of Indigenous Identities
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4 cr.
Lisa Dellinger

Adv. Req.: Elective Course
Crs. Dates: Jun 13–Aug 19, 2022
Credits: 4
Canvas Course
Syllabus

IST 3250 1
ELECTIVE
Jesus for Christians & Non Christian Jesus for Christians & Non Christian
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4 cr.
Jeremy Garber

Adv. Req.: Elective Course
Crs. Dates: Jun 13–Aug 19, 2022
Credits: 4
Canvas Course
Syllabus
Who is Jesus of Nazareth, and what is his relationship to Jesus Christ? This course will examine this central question in multiple religious and non-religious cultural contexts. We will use the methods of comparative theology to read ideas about Jesus in the context of Christianity, Islam, Judism, Paganism, Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR), and non-theistic texts. Students will compare and contrast these ideas to create their own understanding of Jesus' narrative and his relationship to our present world in their particular context.

IST 3252 1
ELECTIVE
Ethics in an Age of Plagues, Pestilence, & Pandemics Ethics in an Age of Plagues, Pestilence, & ...
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4 cr.
Miguel De La Torre

Adv. Req.: Elective Course
Crs. Dates: Jun 13–Aug 19, 2022
Credits: 4
Canvas Course
Syllabus
The world is gripped by a deadly pandemic. This is neither the first time, nor probably will be the last. What we do know is in the aftermath of such deadly epidemics, the societal bonds which once held community together are frayed if not completely broken as radically changes take hold and new ways of being arise. This course will wrestle with the importance of maintaining a moral compass during crisis and an ethical vision as a new reality is constructed. Special attention will be given to how not all suffer equally, and the role racism, classism, and sexism during national emergencies. Finally, the course would assist the student in finding their own ethical voice during a time of hopelessness and desperation.
Find out more about Miguel De La Torre.

IST 4004 1
CPE
Clinical Pastoral Education Clinical Pastoral Education
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8 cr.
Kristina Lizardy-Hajbi

Adv. Req.: Clin Pastoral Educ
Crs. Dates: Jun 13–Aug 19, 2022
Credits: 8
Prereqs: Interdisciplinary Seminar
Identity, Power and Difference completed
Completed 24 hours of coursework
Vocation and Orientation completed
Identity, Power, Vocation, and Community
Canvas Course
CPE is the required form of internship for MAPSC students and an additional experience available to MDiv students under supervision and directed by the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education. Students making this course a part of their Internship requirement must submit a petition to the director of Professional Formation before enrolling. 8 hours, Pass/Fail
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