IOCC 201 Final Exam

The final exam for IOCC 201 will be held in Bailey Auditorium - Julian Hall on Monday December 10th at noon.

IOCC 201 review session

The IOCC 201 review session for the final exam will be held in Mac 29 at 8:50pm Wednesday December 5th.  I will disseminate no new information, it is strictly a review session.

Final Papers

The best way to get feedback these last two weeks of the semester (for all classes) is to leave a hard copy in the box outside my office door (Mac 27).  I will work through them and place them in the "Pick Up pile (right hand part of the box) .  Please leave your rough drafts in the "Drop Off" (Left side) of the box.
Dr. Berg

IOCC 201 exams

You graded exams are in the Social Work Office, 2nd floor of Mac Hall, south end of the building.  Please be courteous to Pam when asking for your exam.
They will first be available Wednesday morning.

IOCC Video Guide

Pay attention o the video that I am going to have shown as it is excellent.

There is a study guide with questions.  It is worth 10 points, fill it out to the best of your ability.  A few sentences will be sufficient for each question.
Dr. Berg

Classes

Philosophy of Sport is canceled Thursday the 15th of November.  You are still responsible for the reading assignment on race and sport.

IOCC 201 classes are canceled for Thursday the 15th of November and Friday the 16th of November.
Dr. Berg

IOCC reading

For your next class:  read books 1-4 of Augustine's Confessions.

Stay tuned for other adjustments.

Rough Draft

I have established a "Rough Draft Box".  It sits outside my office door.  Papers go into the "Drop off" pile and when I have looked at them, they are placed in the "Pick up" pile.  If you send it as an attachment via email it will end up in this box.  If you hand it to me as a paper copy it will be in this box.  You can also drop papers off in the box.
Dr. Berg

Fall IOCC 201 Exam II study guide

Review Sheet

IOCC 201

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

Technical terms related to the Koran

Basics of the Islamic tradition, history, and current practice