Infopaket

Biblical Studies

ВБ 5.1

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2021/2022

3 Semester

4

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Full-time form

Before starting this course, students should know the basic concepts of philosophy, ethics, aesthetics and cultural studies. Possess a philosophical categorical apparatus; have an idea of the main facts from the history of world religions; to have an idea of the main features of dogmatics and worship of world religions, their historical evolution. To be able to collect and interpret information about the phenomena and phenomena of culture, religious processes and events; apply basic terms and categories from religious studies in the analysis of worldview problems and socio-cultural phenomena and processes; operate with objective knowledge of the history of religions and the history of culture.

The discipline "Biblical studies" highlights the fundamental issues of biblical studies, including the history of the formation of the biblical canon; Bible translations and editions from the earliest to modern times; peculiarities and forms of functioning of the Bible in Judaism and Christianity; The Bible as an object of criticism and interpretation; history of biblical studies; the influence of biblical plots, images, motifs and symbols on world and domestic spiritual culture. The course involves the study, first of all, of the text of the Old Testament itself, with consideration of the historical and socio-cultural context of both the events and phenomena described in the text, and the conditions in which the formation of the Old Testament canon took place. The main text on the basis of which this course is supposed to be studied is the Synodal translation, and as part of independent work it is possible (and recommended) to turn to the Septuagint. The lecture material is mostly focused on theoretical, theoretical-methodological aspects and basic principles of biblical studies as a science and educational discipline, and the questions presented at the seminar classes will deepen and generalize the acquired knowledge on the specified topics.

1. S.I. Golovashchenko Biblical studies. Introductory course. K., Lybid, 2001. 496 p. 2. Golovashchenko S.I. The Bible as a subject of popular study: Kyiv's vision of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. (Volodymyr Rybinskyi) /S.I. Golovashchenko// Kyiv Academy. Issue 8. Kyiv, Krytyka, 2010. P. 44-50. 3. Golovashchenko S.I. Holy Scripture in Ukraine (distribution and interpretation): the Kyiv-Mohyla tradition in the European context //Religious-philosophical thought in of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy: the European context. Kyiv, "KM Academy", 2002. P. 213–250.

Lectures, seminars, self-study

Final assessment in the form of credit

Ukrainian