Early Christology and Soteriology Class at St. Laurence
Today I taught the fourth class in "Renewed by the Blood of God," my lecture series on the person and work of Christ in the writings of the Fathers of the Church at St. Laurence, Southlake. We covered Gnosticism and St. Irenaeus' response to it. Attendence has been excellent, so much so that it was standing room only! As a result we get "promoted" next week to the parish hall. Thanks to R.D. Foster, my T.A. and the official class photographer. The title, incidentally, is taken from St. Ignatius' Letter to the Ephesians.
posted by Texanglican (R.W. Foster+) | 2:08 PM
2 Comments:
Are you going to let us in on the lectures? Maybe post a summary?? I would read it!
Traditional Anglopapist.
I would love to post something, Trad Anglopapist, but I am afraid that I have little in writing at present to share. My practice is to lecture "off the cuff," giving my class members only photocopies of the primary sources we are looking at so they can follow along as I lecture. If I have the time to write up a summary, I will post it. Thanks for stopping by.
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