Sermon

Comparative Religion I

Review of the world's major religions and the beliefs of each compared with Scripture. 

Recorded class sessions available.

 

Course Number: THL 431

Course Type: Lecture

Term: First Semester

Credits: 1

Course Number
THL 431

In This Series

Introduction: What is Religion?

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Religion in General

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Similarities Among World Religion, Tribal Religions

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Hinduism

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Hinduism continued, Buddhism

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Buddhism continued

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Taoism

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Confucianism

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Confucianism continued

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Confucianism concluded, Shintoism

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Judaism

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Judaism, What-Am-I's

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Judaism concluded, Islam

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Branches of Islam

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Islam concluded, What-Am-I's

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Intro to Catholicism

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Catholicism continued

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Catholic Sacraments: Baptism

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Catholic Sacraments: Penance & Anointing

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Catholic Sacraments: Holy Orders & Marriage

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Catholicism: Law, Grace and Sin

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Catholicism: Heaven, Hell, Purgatory and Judgment

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Catholicism: God, the Bible and Tradition

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Catholicism and Mary

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Catholic Priests and Nuns

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Catholicism concluded

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Chris Rowland

Chris Rowland serves in the ministry of the United Church of God. He lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he is Administrative Services Project Manager for the Church.

Chris Rowland and his wife, Katherine, serve in the ministry of the United Church of God. They live in Cincinnati, Ohio, where Chris is Administrative Services Project Manager.

Chris graduated from Wabash College in 1994 with a degree in Mathematics, minoring in Computer Science and French. He worked as a computer programmer and software architect for 17 years before he was hired by the Church full-time in January 2011.