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Welcome to the Early Church!
We are excited to embark on this journey with you through the foundations of the Early Church.
Before diving into the lessons, we invite you to download your Free Course Guidebook. You can click 'Resources' and then 'Download' to get your digital copy now. This essential resource is tailored to enhance your learning experience, providing you with a comprehensive overview of the course structure, key topics, and additional reading materials. It's your roadmap to navigating the rich history and enduring legacy of the early church.
What's Inside Your Guidebook?
- An outline of the course curriculum
- Detailed descriptions of each lesson
- Key figures and events to watch for
- Thought-provoking questions for reflection
- Recommended readings to further your study
Ready to get started? By clicking 'next,' you can immediately start with Lesson One and step into the world of the early Christians, uncovering the challenges they faced, the faith they exhibited, and the incredible growth of Christianity.
Professor
Bruce Hillman
Bruce Hillman is a Scholar in Residence at 1517. He Holds a BA in History and Political Science from Quinnipiac University, an MDiv. from the Lutheran Brethren Seminary, and an STM in Patristics from Drew University; He is the former Lead Pastor at Hillside Lutheran Brethren Church in Succasunna New Jersey where he served for 16 years. His research involves Augustinian studies, Early Christianity, Postmodernism, and hermeneutics. In his free time, he enjoys gardening and cooking. He is an avid student of both British and Japanese cultures and traditions. Other areas of academic interest include: Karl Barth, the question of certainty, Ancient Near-Eastern Wisdom Literature, Asian Christianity, church and culture, and philosophies of truth.
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