Teaching methods include readings, lectures, guest speakers, films, student presentations, and class discussions. Students are required to complete daily readings, keep a journal, participate in class discussions and presentations, and write a formal paper. Ms. C. de Groot. W81 Roman Catholicism. The goal of this course is for students to gain a firsthand knowledge of Roman Catholic dogma, a genuine ecumenical understanding that overcomes the superficiality of Protestant caricatures, and identification of genuine differences and controversies between Roman Catholicism and other branches of the Christian church-the Reformed branch in particular.
Student evaluation is based on class participation, a book review, and two exams.
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