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Re-imaging God in Korean Context

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Instructor: Soo-Young Kwon

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This course provides an overview of magical thought in the Middle Ages, from popular magic to learned magic. Students will explore medieval culture, beliefs and practices from the perspective of History and History of Science. Popular magic, as well as alchemy, geomancy and necromancy, will be addressed. We will also discuss how eastern practices and texts influenced western culture. In July 2016, the course will contain a brand-new module devoted to astrology. Through this course, students will gain an understanding of the Middle Ages, overcome prejudices, analyze historical documentation, and distinguish between popular and learned magic. The course is taught in English, with subtitles in English, Catalan and Spanish.▼▲

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Updated in [May 30th, 2023]

Welcome to Re-imaging God in Korean Context! This course will provide you with an overview of the development of theological methods in relation to Korea’s cultural context. By completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of the cultural influences on the dynamic development of Korean churches and indigenous theology. You will also gain an insight into your own image of God and theological imagination in your own cultural context.

Completing this course can open up a range of possible development paths in your career or education. You can use the knowledge you gain to pursue a career in theology, religious studies, or even Korean studies. You can also use the knowledge to further your education in these fields. Additionally, you can use the knowledge to gain a better understanding of the Korean culture and its religious practices.

In addition to the course, there are a number of related learning suggestions that you can pursue. You can read books and articles related to Korean theology and culture. You can also attend lectures and seminars related to the topic. You can also join discussion groups and forums to engage in conversations with other learners. Finally, you can also visit churches and other religious sites in Korea to gain a better understanding of the culture and its religious practices.

By completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of the cultural influences on the dynamic development of Korean churches and indigenous theology. You will also gain an insight into your own image of God and theological imagination in your own cultural context. This knowledge can open up a range of possible development paths in your career or education, and there are a number of related learning suggestions that you can pursue. We hope you enjoy the journey of re-imagining God in the Korean context!