Class Syllabus: Whatever Became of Jesus' Apostles?
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Syllabus: Whatever Became of Jesus' Apostles?

 

Course Description

Have you ever wondered how Christianity spread so far, so fast. Do you know who were the first Christian missionaries? They were the original Twelve Disciples. They, along with others like Joseph of Aramathea, and Mary Magdalene, are the reason that Christianity is the largest and fastest growing religion in the world today. Where did the Apostles go? What did they do? How did they die? Only one died a natural death. The answers to these questions and more can be found in this course. It is not "preachy," but is simply a statement of the "facts" as we know them. This class would interest people of every religious belief.

Course Requirements

The requirements for this course are very simple. Of course, Internet access is necessary. But beyond that the only requirement is a desire to learn more about the history of the early Christian faith. The student should use this course as a springboard to do further research on the fathers of the Christian faith.

Course Goals

The primary goals of this course on The Apostles of Jesus Christ, are to give the student an idea of what happened to these people, and to encourage further study and research.

At the end of this tutorial, the student will be able to converse knowledgably on the history of the early Christian Curch.

Course Materials

There are no extra course material required. All materials are included online in each lesson.

Grading Policy

Grades are based upon the following:
Test Scores
Assignment completion
Class Participation

Students are required to take all tests, polls, and to post 5 messages in the Class Forum area.
Cerificates are available for different levels of participation and excellence.
Certificate of Attendance - Viewing all classes, doing assignments, taking quizzes.
Certificate of Class Participation - All of the above plus posting 5 messages in the Class Forum Area
Certificate of Appreciation - All of the above plus a Quiz average of 50%
Certificate of Merit - All of the above plus an email to a class member and the Instructor.
Certificate of Outstanding Achievement - All of the above plus an average Quiz score of 75% or better
Certificate of Academic Excellence - Exceeding ALL of the above requirements
With tthe exception of the Certificate requirements, Grades will be on a Pass/Fail basis.

Disclaimer

All of the information in this class is based upon solid research into the area of the Disciples of Jesus Christ and others.

None of the information can be proven beyond the shadow of a doubt. Therefore we make no claims as to its scientific or historical validity.

This course is for educational and research purposes only. It is not a theological treatise and makes no claims to be so.

Grading

With tthe exception of the Certificate requirements, Grades will be on a Pass/Fail basis

Length of Course

This course has no set time limit for completion. Students may work at their own pace. However, a lesson must be completed before moving on to the next lesson.

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