Simply Good News
Embrace the concept of 'good news' as it was understood in the 1st Century New Testament world in order to live in it!
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What you will learn
How the 1st Century concept of 'good news' has relevance today
delineate how the idea of 'God' may mean something different in the modern era in contrast to how it would have been understood by the New Testament writers.
describe why the common theme existing is present day Christianity is that the goal is to 'go to heaven'.
understand the type of king Jesus was in contrast to 1st Century expectations and describe false pictures of what 'the gospel is' as part of a larger problem.
discern how important the whole concept of 'good news' is.
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Our Verdict
The Simply Good News course by N.T. Wright offers an enlightening journey into the historical context and 1st Century understanding of the Gospel, provoking thought-provoking discussions and challenging Western Christianity norms. Drawing from Wright's expertise in New Testament studies, this course provides valuable insights for those looking to explore foundational Christian concepts more deeply—with actionable takeaways for modern life applications.
What We Liked
- In-depth exploration of the historical context of the Gospel, providing a fresh perspective on its relevance today.
- Authoritative and knowledgeable insights from N.T. Wright, an acclaimed New Testament author and scholar.
- Well-structured course with engaging lectures, quizzes, and thought-provoking content that encourages deep reflection.
- Accessible language and easy-to-follow style, making it suitable for those new to theological studies as well as seasoned learners.
Potential Drawbacks
- Occasionally repetitive with some content reiterating the book's points, though still valuable for reinforcing understanding.
- Limited interactivity, as lectures are primarily transcripts of the book and may not offer enough 'additional' information beyond the text.
- Quizzes could provide more challenge and in-depth exploration of the course material.
- Though stimulating and transformative, some concepts may still seem basic to advanced learners in theological studies.
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