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Logos
The Bible Study for Critical Thinkers
 
Experience a different kind of Bible Study.
 
Logos isn't your typical Bible study.  Instead of asking how God speaks to us from the pages of Scripture, as devotional Bible studies do, Logos asks what different voices we hear in the Bible.  How does Mark view Jesus?  Is that the same or different from the way Matthew, Luke, and John view him?  And is their view the same as Paul's?  Logos recognizes that human beings wrotes the texts included in Scripture, and probes the different answers that those human authors gave to questions about life and faith.
 
The list of topics is a long one.  It includes central issues in scripture such as eternal life, the Kingdom of God, wealth and property, family, sin and righteousness, and love, not to mention series of readings topics on Jesus' birth and his arrest, trial, crucifixion, and resurrection.
 
Logos meets at 3 PM every Wednesday, at the Wesley Center on College Street, across from the President's House.
 
 
 

   Logos Topics

The Gospels:

  1. Jesus’ Birth Genealogy and Birth
  2. Jesus and John the Baptist
  3. Jesus’ Teachings on Eternal Life
  4. Jesus’ Teachings on the Kingdom of Heaven/Kingdom of God
  5. Jesus’ Teachings on Wealth and Poverty
  6. Jesus’ Teachings on Love
  7. Jesus’ Teachings on Peace, Forgiveness, etc.
  8. Jesus’ Teachings on Sin, Righteousness, and Repentance
  9. Jesus and Belief
  10. Jesus and Faith
  11. Jesus and Prayer
  12. Jesus and Family
  13. Jesus’ I AM Sayings
  14. Jesus and the Father
  15. Jesus and the Son of Man
  16. Jesus and the Son of God
  17. Jesus the Messiah and the Son of David
  18. Jesus and the Holy Spirit
  19. Jesus and “the World”
  20. Jesus and the Jews
  21. Jesus and the Law
  22. Jesus and Women
  23. Jesus’ Miracles (includes Healing)
  24. Easter - Jesus’ Entry Into Jerusalem Before the Passion
  25. Easter - The Last Supper and Arrest of Jesus
  26. Easter - The Trial and Crucifixion of Jesus
  27. Easter - The Resurrection and Post-Resurrection Events

Paul's Letters:

         1. The Acts of the Apostles up to Paul

         2.     Paul as Persecutor and Convert

         3.     Paul’s Missionary History, according to Acts

         4.     The Apostolic Council & The Antioch Incident

         5.     Paul and Circumcision

         6.     Four Gospels & Acts - Jesus and the Law

         7.     Paul and the Law - Galatians, 1 Corinthians, Philippians, & the Pastoral Letters

         8.     Paul and the Law – Romans

         9.     Paul and Faith

      10.     Paul and Eternal Life

      11.     Paul and Women

      12.     God and Christ in Paul – Romans

      13.     God and Christ in Paul – 1 & 2 Corinthians

      14.     God and Christ in Paul – Galatians, Philippians, 1 Thessalonians, Philemon

      15.     God and Christ in the Deutero-Pauline Letters

 




































The Canterbury Forum
 
The Canterbury Forum is an interfaith program series in the Cedar Valley, hosted by St. Luke's Episcopal Church of Cedar Falls.  It explores religious issues and how they relate to our broader society and modern culture.
 
Programs are presented the third Sunday of every month, at 7:30 PM.  There is no admission charge.
 
For information about upcoming Forum programs, click on "What's Happening Next" on the navigation bar at the top of this page.
 
To be included on the Forum email newsletter list, contact the Forum at canterburyforum@earthlink.net.
 
 
 

 

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