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课程名称：种族、正义与上帝的子民 课程概述：我们很高兴推出一门独特的课程，由威顿学院新约副教授埃萨乌·麦考利教授与N.T.怀特教授共同授课。该课程围绕圣经在当代种族与正义讨论中的贡献而展开，这是麦考利教授在圣安德鲁斯大学攻读博士学位时，与怀特教授建立的持续友谊的结果。首次讲座中，麦考利教授与怀特教授进行对话，探讨这些主题为何在当今如此重要。 《种族、正义与上帝的子民》课程代表了两位世界顶级圣经学者的思想，他们在职业生涯中致力于恢复公众想象中被忽视的圣经正义的重要性。该课程追溯了历史上关于种族和正义的各种思想流派，以及教会对这些问题的不同反应。在此过程中，两位学者强调了可以帮助信徒见证不公并积极参与上帝的正义愿景的圣经资源。 历史上，教会中的一些人曾利用圣经和信仰来支持不公正的结构，但同样也有许多人利用这些圣经和信仰来抵制这些体系。通过确认上帝从一开始的新创造计划就是要聚集多样的民族共同分享神圣的故事，麦考利教授与怀特教授鼓励学生加深对种族、正义和信仰在上帝子民生活中如何结合的理解。 课程包含10个教学环节，以及用于检查理解的测验、问答环节、反思问题，以帮助学生更深入地参与材料，无论是独立学习还是进行交流。此外，还有一个附加部分，包括额外的讲座、访谈材料和反思资源。课程没有额外的学术文章或必读材料。我们诚邀您加入麦考利教授与怀特教授之间的这一激动人心的合作。
We are excited to introduce a unique, team-taught course with guest-lecturer Prof. Esau McCaulley, Associate Professor of New Testament at Wheaton College, & Prof. N.T. Wright. This collaboration, which centres around the contribution of the Bible to contemporary discussions of ethnicity and justice, is the result of a continued friendship that began when Wright served as McCauley's doctoral supervisor at the University of St. Andrews. The initial lecture opens with a conversation between Prof. McCaulley and Prof. Wright as they explore why these themes are vitally important today.Ethnicity, Justice, and the People of God represents the thought of two world-class biblical scholars who throughout their careers have shared a commitment to reviving overlooked emphases of biblical justice in the public imagination. This course traces various strands of thought regarding ethnicity and justice throughout history and the various responses people in the Church have offered. Along the way, both scholars highlight scriptural resources to aid believers in witnessing to injustice and practical possibilities for participating in God's vision to put all things right.Historically, some in the Church have used the scriptures and their faith to enable, uphold, and embolden structures of injustice. However, these same scriptures and faith have been used by others in the Church to respond to and resist these systems. By affirming that from the very beginning, God's plan for New Creation was a gathering of diverse peoples to all share in the divine story, in different but compatible ways, Prof.'s McCauley & Wright encourage students to deepen their understanding of how race, justice, and faith come together in the life of God's people.This course contains 10 teaching sessions along with quizzes to check your comprehension, Q & A sessions, reflection questions to help you deeply engage with the material, whether individually or in conversation, as well as a bonus section which includes an extra lecture, interview materials, and reflection resources. There are no extra academic articles or required readings. We invite you to join us for this exciting collaboration between Prof. McCaulley and Prof. Wright.
