IOCC Exam III Study Guide

IOCC 201 Exam III

the history of the Roman Empire

 how and why it changed

 the history of early Christianity

Myth of Rome

 how and why it changed

 the relationship between the  Roman Empire and Christianity

The relationship between the Eastern (Greek) and Western (Latin) wing of the Empire

Basic early Church architecture

Words of the Day

Time in Augustine

Plato and Augustine

Augustine material about his life

Do your reading!!!

IOCC 201 All Sections

Comprehensive Final Exam:
December 8th, 3pm, Ed Complex 104/5.

IOCC 201 Tuesday Night Class

End of the semester info:
11.25.14 Yes, we have class.  We will cover St. Augustine.

12.2.14 - Short Church Architecture lecture-EXAM III-Review for the final exam.

12.8.14 - 3pm Comprehensive Final Exam.

MGMNT 340 Phil 226

11.25 Project Work #4: due 12.2

12.2 Contest for additional formative comments on project

12.4 Exam II

12.8 Final 9am: Our normal room

12.11 Projects due Noon.  Moodle

IOCC 201 Tuesday 11.25

Yes, we have class!

Mgmnt 340 Phi 226

End of the Semester looks like this:

25 = Project Day 4
27 = Thanksgiving Break

December
2 = Contest Day
4 Exam II

We will take a comprehensive final exam on the day scheduled by the college.

IOCC 201 all sections Augustine

Please read books : I, II, VII, VIII, and XI

IOCC 201 Extra Credit

Extra Credit:  Select one Roman Emperor (here is a good place to look  http://www.romanhideout.com/documents/roman_emperors.asp ).

Write a short biography (do a bit of research, please don't copy and paste) and tell me, from the biography you wrote, what kind of leader you think he was. 
200 words bio, 200 words evaluation of his leadership.
Due no later than December 1st on Moodle.

November 19 IOOC 201 class 11am only!

I have a meeting that conflicts with our class, so class is canceled.  JUST the 11am class.  I will make up the Roman ground in Augustine.
Thanks for understanding.

Just the 11am class is canceled on the 19th!

Revised IOCC M/W/F

 November

17                                             The Roman Empire

19                                            The Roman Empire                                        

21                                           Augustine-Confessions

24                                             Augustine-Confessions

26                                           Thanksgiving

28                                           Thanksgiving

1                                              Church Architecture-Meet at Chapel

3                                              Review

5                                              Exam III  Final Paper Due!

IOCC 201 Tuesday night

November 18th, Roman Empire, I will bring the reading material.

IOCC 201 M/W/F

Just a reminder, we do not have class this Friday, November 14th.  However, you do have an exam Wednesday!
Dr. Berg

IOCC classes Extra Credit

Thursday November 13th, 7PM Thoresen Auditorium (Springer-Putnam Building)
Alumni Readings
Attend, Written assignment on Moodle.
5 points max.

IOCC 201 Exam II

Second Exam

For all documents that we read know: the aprox. date written, author, location and source language. (There are some documents we read that we do not know these things about, others that we know all of the above, a few that we know some of the above, consult your notes)

Make sure you have read all assigned text, do not turst your knowledge of the Bible for the exam, study it!

The synoptic Gospels, the Gospels.

Quadriga method

The basic message of Judaism.

The basic message of Paul’s Christianity.

Which Gospel was written first.

The lost source of the Synoptic Gospels

Source languages of the Bible

When the Biblical text were written in relation to Homer, Plato and Aristotle.

Basics of the life of Jesus of Nazareth

Basics of the life of Paul.

Basics of the Bible.

Basic narrative the Genesis 1-23

Basic narrative of Joshua.

Structure of Isaiah

 

How Isaiah relates to both the Hebrew and Christian tradition.

Pauline opening/greeting

Difference between a Gospel and an Epistle.

The complexities of the ending of Mark

Basic arguments of Romans

Romans 13 and society

How to work with a Biblical text as a Jewish and a Christian Text

Basic of the Koran

5 pillars of faith

Basics of the life of Muhammad

ISIL and the ancient world

Basics of the Islamic tradition, history, and current practice

The Koran

Please read:
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