Kansas City National Training School - Shield Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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AUBRICY TYREE. London Heights Church. Elgarinh i M mnrkvrn ' MAY W. TRIMBLE. DONNA COOLEY. Grand Ave. Church. Central Ave. Church. ,,, . MM... -M 5 i 3 2 3 K i .................-.-.L if-5 .......,,,..,,..,......l ELIZA'BE'l'H HA'R'l'MAN. Grucu Church. 2 I 5 f I Q .......n.........,,,, . CATHPIRINE FERGUSON. FREDA MCDANIEL. MARY BLASCHKO. Mexican Work. East Central Church. Trinity Church. LAURA HOLMES, Armourdulc. Centra! Church, Armourdulc. Page 41

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Qlnnrara nf A. I. BIBLICAL LITERATURE Biblical Introduction: Two hours, one semester. I I The history of the English Bible from the earliest times to the present day, together with a study of the bearljiir of modern science, archaeology and comparative religion on Biblical interpretation. Students are urged toI1nves- tigate both the modern and the traditional viewpoints on their merits and in an impartial spirit. The course includes a brief study of the date and author- ship of the books and an evaluation of the book ofIthe Old Testament from both the literary and the rel1g'l0US standpoints. Hebrew History: Three hours, one semester. A study of the Hebrew race to 1351 A. D., with contemporary secular history, Biblical geography, manners and customs of the Hebrews and contemporary peoples. The guidance of Jehovah in this history is pointed out and the gradual preparation of these people through whom God was reveal- ing His plan for the salvation of the race. Prophecy and the Prophets: One hour, two semesters. A chronological study of the prophets: their teachings and their relation to Hebrew life and thought, as well as to secular history. Text, research, recitation, papers and class discussion. , ' Hebrew Poetry and Wisdom Literature: One hour, one semester. I A study of the origin, contents and significance of the books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solo- mon. Life of Christ: One hour, two semesters.I I An outline study of the life of Jesus with a topical study of the outstanding events in their relation to the inner developments of the life and its relation to the Messianic hope of his contemporaries. The personal creative force of Jesus then and today. Text-book, lectures and papers, Teachings of Jesus: One hour, two semesters. The basis of Jesus' authority as teacher: the message and character of his teachings, with a topical and outline study 7. 8. 9. 1. 2. 1. 4 Svtuhg of his teachings and their relation to the contemporary ideas and hopesythe increasing of his teaching today. Text-book, lectures and papers. Life of Paul: One hour, both semesters. A chronological studyIof the life of Paul and the Pauline Epistles, gwgraphical study of the territory covered in Paul's missionary J0l2Tf1eysg the political conditions of the world: Iand Pauls spiritual development. Lectures, class discussion and papers. ' Doctrinal Epistles: One hour, both semesters. A study of the great Christian doctrines as given in Romans, Hebrews and Galatians. Papers and debates in addition to recitation required. Catholic or General Epistles: One hour, one semester. Devoted to the Epistles of James, Peter, John and Jude. An outlined study Of all these epistles will be required. Their authqrshlp, P12106 OfI teaching in the early church, together with their Practical value, will be presented in lecture form. All are eXp6Cfled to take part in discussions and make much use of the note-book. A. II CHURCH HISTORY History of the Christian Church: Two hours, two semesters. A study of the founding, development and expansion of the Christian Church through 211161-Gut, mediaeval and. modern times, correlating with Secular h1St0I'y- special study of modem churches as to government, doctrines and worship. Modern heregies are studied in this connection. History of Methodism: One hour, one semester. The original develvpfnent and, polity of the Methodist Epis- copal Church, including the life and times of John Wesley andthe rise and P1'02l'f-ISS of American Methodism down to the present. Also a brief study of the Methodist Discipline. A. III. MISSIONS Ethnic Faiths: Two hours, one semester. A study of the great religions of the world, historically, with a discussion of their fundamental agreements and their fatal deficiencies, and the necessity for something more to make life even in this world more bearable. Modern forms of Pmzc 43