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The Biblical Heritage

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Sacred Texts > Bible

Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Garth Kemerling

Institution: Newberry College

Course Year: 1998

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A 1998 course by Garth Kemmerling at Newbury College "designed to provide the student with an introduction to the content of the Bible and to investigate the origin, assimilation, function, and transmission of its texts. The focal point of the course will be to examine how biblical texts, individually and collectively, address the question, 'Who are we as the people of God?'"