The Day the Revolution Began
Reconsidering the Meaning of Jesus's Crucifixion
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May 2021
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What you will learn
Understand the reasons for attempting to gain further understanding of what changed as of 6:00 PM on Good Friday.
Describe some of the historical reasons for certain theories that surround the meaning of Jesus's crucifixion.
Articulate the perspective of the ancient pagan world with reference to sacrifice to gods.
Provide reasons why the early Christians thought that the Old Testament provides background for the idea of Jesus's crucifixion.
Discern how the stories of Israel intersect with Christian belief especially surrounding the idea of sacrifice.
Explain how the concept of "rescue" pervades the work of Jesus in His life and death.
Present biblical arguments that support a rich understanding of the meaning of Jesus's crucifixion.
Encourage Christians to walk in a new sense of wonder as those who have been rescued from death in order to live lives of love.
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Our Verdict
This course offers a paradigm-shifting exploration of Jesus' crucifixion and its implications. While not without flaws, such as tricky quiz questions and an unengaging facilitator, N.T. Wright's expertise and enthusiasm for the topic are commendable. Opening up new avenues of thought surrounding Scripture, The Day the Revolution Began is an indispensable resource for those seeking a fresh perspective on Jesus' life, death, and resurrection.
What We Liked
- Deepens your understanding of Jesus' crucifixion by providing historical, cultural, and theological context from a first-century perspective
- Approachable yet academically rigorous lectures that unveil the revolution started by Jesus' life, death, and resurrection
- Engaging and thought-provoking insights that challenge traditional views on atonement and sacrifice
- Professor N.T. Wright's expertise and passion for Scripture shine through, making complex concepts accessible
Potential Drawbacks
- Quizzes can be tricky with some questions that may not align directly with the lecture content
- Lack of interaction and debate in the course might leave more engaged learners wanting
- Occasional repetition in the lectures may seem redundant for advanced students
- The facilitator's performance was considered unhelpful by some learners, diminishing their overall experience
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