Post by unix on Mar 4, 2014 7:52:19 GMT -5
I'm just wondering if there would be interest if I would start several threads next month and in May about New Testament Hermeneutics?
The reason I can't specify more clearly right now and the reason I'm asking, is because I'm thinking of taking a distance tuition class starting Monday March 31. 2014 in New Testament Hermeneutics and I would not be allowed to participate in the group discussions of the class with the actual students of it since I didn't apply back in October 2013 (it's really weird having to apply more than ½ year in advance, don't You think?).
I think the two professors will provide questions to ponder.
What's holding me back is that I would have to pay both for taking the class and for a 1-month commuter ticket to visit the libraries and to try to make friends at the uni. The class is almost 10 weeks long.
I understand that You perhaps can't promise to participate in the threads, but if there's no interest whatsoever I might not take the class because of the sum of all of the costs (I was thinking of trying to save by frequenting the libraries and not buying many books).
The uni claims to be one of the absolutely best Philosophical-Theological ones in the Nordic, but I'm selective what classes to take there since they have some expectations what You should believe in and what books You should use.
The reason I can't specify more clearly right now and the reason I'm asking, is because I'm thinking of taking a distance tuition class starting Monday March 31. 2014 in New Testament Hermeneutics and I would not be allowed to participate in the group discussions of the class with the actual students of it since I didn't apply back in October 2013 (it's really weird having to apply more than ½ year in advance, don't You think?).
I think the two professors will provide questions to ponder.
What's holding me back is that I would have to pay both for taking the class and for a 1-month commuter ticket to visit the libraries and to try to make friends at the uni. The class is almost 10 weeks long.
I understand that You perhaps can't promise to participate in the threads, but if there's no interest whatsoever I might not take the class because of the sum of all of the costs (I was thinking of trying to save by frequenting the libraries and not buying many books).
The uni claims to be one of the absolutely best Philosophical-Theological ones in the Nordic, but I'm selective what classes to take there since they have some expectations what You should believe in and what books You should use.
