Course Timetables, 2010-11

MTS/M.Div. Timetable (tentative)
Bachelor's Theology & Religious Studies Timetable
MA/Graduate-Level Courses

MTS/M.Div. Course Timetable 2010-11

Courses with insufficient enrolment will not be offered.

Click on the course name for its calendar description.

For up-to-date classroom info, check timetable posted by Info Desk or check at Student Centre.

Course numbers ending in a or f are first term half-courses (0.5).
Course numbers ending in b or g are second term half-courses (0.5)

Course #	Sect	Title	Days	Start Time	End Time	Professor
BS5110A	550	Introduction to the Bible as Scripture	W	930	1120	Smith
			F	930	1020
BS5112B	550	Pentateuch & the Deuteronomistic History	W	930	1120	Hamilton
			F	330	420
BS5116B	550	The New Testament Writings	F	930	1220	Smith
BS5205A	550	The Major Letters of Paul	Tu	930	1220	Smith
BS5225B	550	Death and Resurrection of Jesus	Tu	1530	1820	Smith
BS5222A	550	Prophetic Literature	W	930	1220	Hamilton
BS5228b	550	Dead Sea Scrolls	W	1630	1820	Hamilton
CH5104A	550	Early Church to Late Middle Ages	Th	830	1120	Ruso
CH5106B	550	Late Mid Ages to Mod Period and Contemp. World	Th	830	1120	Acres
CH5210B		take any FoT course
CH5232A	550	Patristic & Med. Liturgical History	W	1330	1620	Irving
FE5110A	550	Field Education	W	1330	1630	Anderson /Silcox
FE52111A	550	Field Education	Th	930	1120	tba
FE5212b	550	Take instead of 5214X or 5216b	W	130	320	Anderson
FE5214X	550	Take TAKE FE5212b INSTEAD
FE5216b	550	TO BE ANNOUNCED
FE5222A	550	Take instead of 5310a	Tu	930	1020	tba
FE55230A/B	550	Community-Based Learning Contact Instructor for details				Anderson
FE5310A	550	TAKE FE222a INSTEAD
GRK5103A	550	Introductory Grammar	Tu	1330	1520	tba
			F	1330	1520
GRK5104B	550	Continuation of Grammar and New Testament Readings	Tu	1330	1520	tba
			F	1330	1520
GRK5223A	550	Readings in New Testament	M	1230	1520	tba
GRK5224B	550	Readings in Jewish and Christian Greek	M	1230	1520	tba
HEB5040A	550	Study of Classical Hebrew	T	1330	1520	Hamilton
			F	1330	1520
HEB5041B	550	Study of Classical Hebrew con't	T	1330	1520	Hamilton
			F	1330	1520
HOM5204B	550	Theology & Practice of Preaching	Th	830	1120	Townshend
HOM5305A	550	Communicating Gospel in Contemporary Cultures	Th	1430	1720	Townshend
LIT5204B	550	Intro to Liturgy	Th	1430	1720	Irving
LIT5301A	550	Liturgical Leadership (contact instructor)	TBA			Irving
LIT5308B	550	Passover & Easter, 2 Liturgical Traditions	F	930	1220	Irving
PT5213B	550	Contact Instructor for timing				Danaher
PT5230A	550	Congregational Development, Leadership	Tu	1730	2020	Morrison
PT5231A	550	Pastoral Care & Counselling	Tu	1430	1720	Morrison
PT5239A	550	Topic: Rel. Educ: Congregational Teaching Ministry	Tu	1430	1620	tba
PT5305A	550	Ordained Ministry, A Theol. Reflection	Th	1800	2100	Townshend
PT5330B	550	Couple & Family Dynamics	T	1730	2030	Morrison
RELED5203B	550	Intro to Christian Education	Tu	1430	1720	Morrison
REL5132A	550	Religions of the East	W	1900	2100	Acres
REL5133B	550	Religions of the Near East	W	1900	2100	Acrees
REL5201A	550	Interpreting Abraham	Th	1430	1720	tba
REL5310B	550	Interpreting the Qu'ran	Th	1430	1720	tba
CANCELLED REL5320A	550	Interpreting the Hebrew Bible				COURSE CANCELLED
REL5330B	550	Interpreting the Christian Bible	W	930	1230	tba
ST5103A	550	Intro to Systematic Theology	Tu	930	1120	Badcock
			Tu	1230	1330
ST5202A	550	Philosophical Found. for Christian Theol.	Th	1430	1720	Badcock
ST5206B	550	Christ, Salvation & Trinity	Tu	930	1120	Badcock
			Tu1230	1330
ST5210A	550	Spirit, Church and Sacraments	F	930	1230	Badcock
ST5222B	550	Theology of Karl Barth	W	1230	1520	Badcock
TE5203B	550	Crit. Investigation of Theol. Ethics	M	930	1220	Danaher

Bachelor's-level Theology Timetable 2010-11

for bachelor's courses in Hebrew, Greek, Religious Studies and Theological Studies, please see the Registrar's timetable on line.

You can see these course descriptions on line at this page.

Special Course for 2010-11

Theological Studies 3313fa (Major Authors and Texts) "Constructing Religion"
with Dr. William Acres.
Wednesdays, 12:30-14:30
An introduction to the historical, anthropological, sociological, and political constructions of religion, ancient to modern, using primary texts and a variety of critical methods. A seminar course with research.

Bachelor's-level Theology Timetable 2009-10

Click on the course name for its calendar description.

Check timetable posted by Information Desk for most up-to-date room assignments.

Course numbers ending in a or f are in the first term half-courses (0.5).
Course numbers ending in b or g are in the second term half-courses (0.5).
Course numbers ending in E or with no suffix are full courses (1.0).

RS = Religious Studies
TS = Theological Studies

Course #	Sect	Title	Days	Start Time	End Time	Room	Professor
HEB1040A	550	Study of Classical Hebrew	T	1230	1420		Hamilton
			F	1230	1420
HEB1041B	550	Study of Classical Hebrew con't	T	1230	1420		Hamilton
			F	1230	1420
HEB2240A	550	Interm. Biblical Hebrew:Prose	W	1230	1420		tba
HEB2241B	550	Interm. Biblical Hebrew:Poetry	W	1230	1420		tba
RS1029	550	Intro to New Testament Greek	Tu	1230	1420		Smith
			F	1230	1420
RS2114A	550	Intro to Dead Sea Scrolls	Tu	1630	1820		Hamilton
RS2129	550	Further New Testament Greek	M	1230	1520		tba
RS2131E	550	Intro to Living Religions	W	1530	1720		Acres
RS2131E	551	Intro to Living Religions	W	1900	2100		Acres
RS2228F	550	Spirituality Old & New	W	1530	1720		Marks
RS2229G	550	Modernity, Post-Modernity	W	1530	1720		Marks
RS2301F	550	Interpreting Abraham	Th	1430	1620		Acres
RS2310G	550	Interpreting The Qu'ran	Th	1430	1620		tba
RS2320F	550	Interpreting The Hebrew Bible	Tu	1430	1620		tba
RS2330G	550	Interpreting The Christian Bible	W	1230	1420		Smith
RS3450G	550	Judaism and the Holocaust	T	1530	1720		Marks
TS1020E	550	Lecture Intro to Theology	W	1800	2000		Marks/Badcock
TS1020E	551	Tutorial Intro to Theology	W	2000	2100		Marks/Badcock
TS1020E	552	Tutorial Intro to Theology	Th	930	1020		Marks/Badcock
TS2200F	550	Elements of Biblical Exegesis	W	930	1120		Smith
			F	930	1020
TS2201F	550	The Patristic Period	Th	830	1020		Acres
TS2203G	550	Old Testament Exegesis	Th	1330	1620		Hamilton
TS205G	550	The Modern Period	Th	830	1020		Acres
TS2206G	550	New Testament Exegesis	W	930	1120		Smith
TS2207F	550	Intro to Systematic Theology	Tu	930	1120		Badcock
			Tu	1230	1320
TS2208G	550	Christ, Salvation & Trinity	Tu	930	1120		Badcock
			W	1230	1320
TS2210F	550	Basic Questions in Philos. Theology	Th	1330	1620		Badcock
TS3300F	550	Theological Thought of the 18th & 20th Century	Tu	1900	2100		Marks
TS3312G	550	Crit. Investigation of Theol. Ethics	F	830	1120		Danaher
TS3313F	550	Major Authors & Texts; Topic:African Spirituality	Tu	1900	1100		tba
TS3330F	550	Theory & Practice of Music	W	1900	2100		Lupton
TS4403F	550	The Major Pauline Epistles	W	1430	1620		Smith
TS4410F	550	Spirit, Church & Sacraments	F	930	1120		Badcock
TS4415G	550	Major Authors & Texts; Topic:Bible in Christian Education	Tu	1430	1620		tba

MA/Graduate-Level Theology Timetable

(for those registered through Faculty of Graduate Studies only)

Courses in Winter 2010

Theology 9511: Theology & Interpretation; Tuesday evenings, beginning January 5, 2010, 6:30-9:30 p.m.; Dr. John Dool; room tba.

Theology 9513: Research Methods

(The following elective courses are taught on a tutorial basis at a time to be determined, and availability is subject to the discretion of the Instructor concerned and of the Graduate Chair. Courses are not available for Audit. Please consult the instructor for permission before asking to be registered in the courses.)

Theology 9501: The Human Condition: Sin and Grace; Dr. Darren Marks (dmarks@uwo.ca)

Theology 9502: Science and Theology; Dr. Darren Marks (dmarks@uwo.ca)

Theology 9503: New Testament Textual Criticism; Dr. Alistair Weir (gweir@uwo.ca)

Theology 9504: Reading "World Religions" through the Paradigm of Christianity; Dr. William Acres (wacres@uwo.ca) (new for Winter 2010)

Theology 9530: Seminar in Systematic Theology (Topic: Christian Doctrine from the Second Century to the Council of Chalcedon); Dr. Gary Badcock (gbadcock@uwo.ca)

Theology 9550: Seminar in Biblical Studies (Topic: Interpreting Paul's Letters); Dr. Daniel Smith (dsmith89@uwo.ca)

Theology 9580: Seminar in Moral & Political Theology (Topic: Political Theology); Dr. Paul Nesbitt-Larking (pnesbitt@uwo.ca)

Courses in Winter 2010
(2 hours, 1 day per week)
Courses now begin with "9".

Theology 9511: Theology & Interpretation; Thursday, 7-9 p.m., classroom W4; Dr. John Dool