Very odd...scott hahn course...

[Brother Adam]

The e-registration function just let me add a graduate level course even though I'm an undergrad. It is "The Theology of Pope Benedict XVI" with Scott Hahn listed as the instructor. If I can keep it, it would serve me well as one of my theology electives, but I guess we will see. I have a feeling I'll get booted out.

[Brother Adam]

oops...this belongs in Open Mic

[megamattman1]

Maybe it's one of those classes where they let grad and undergrad mix. That's how we do it at OSU anyway. Maybe you can seek permission to take the class regardless of your status and the rules. They usually let ya do that kinda thing at OSU.

What classes does Hahn teach to undergrads? (and in general?)

[Brother Adam]

he is teaching one undergrad course on Christian marriage to undergrads. He didn't teach anything this semester. He used to teach Principles of Biblical Studies, but now he doesn't teach much at all. He only has 3 courses, 2 grad, 1 undergrad next semester. He is also a professor at another Univ, and has so many pet projects he doesn't do much at FUS

[Laudate_Dominum]

I wish Hahn would teach a course on Protestantism.

[Brother Adam]

[quote name='Laudate_Dominum' date='Nov 16 2005, 12:55 PM']I wish Hahn would teach a course on Protestantism.
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haha. It could be THE 666: Heresy in the Modern World

Our Trinity class is THE 333: The Trinity

[Laudate_Dominum]

[quote name='Brother Adam' date='Nov 16 2005, 11:57 AM']haha. It could be THE 666: Heresy in the Modern World

Our Trinity class is THE 333: The Trinity
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But yeah, its good to study heresy. Just as its invaluable to understand the early heresies to get a grasp on where the Fathers were coming from, its highly enlightening to understand the theologies of protestantism to get deeper insight into post-reformation Catholic Theology. And 20th century Catholic Theology makes more sense in light of modern Protestant Theological systems.

I just think its something that is important for aspiring Catholic Theologians to learn, since it comes up a lot in the scholarly milieu.

[annie]

megamattman, that is not THE Ohio State University you are speaking of?

ps, nice avatar

[Aloysius]

Haha, yeah, Scotty's teachin a course over here at St. Vincents so I guess we stole him away from you :

[megamattman1]

[quote]megamattman, that is not THE Ohio State University you are speaking of?

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Why, yes, yes it is! THE OSU The same OSU where the issue of whether the THE is important. (which it is) The same OSU that had thirty seconds left on the thirty yard line against U of M ch g n and needed a touch down, and OSU got it and won... in classic OSU style.

[Totus Tuus]

So what is the new sacrament Scott Hahn discovered?

[the_rev]

and how about Scott Hahns new mysteries of the rosarie. The Evengelical Mysteries...

[Totus Tuus]

Yeah, that's a little much for me. Personally I think he's gone a little too far, but he's still a good teacher

[homeschoolmom]

What are you talking about?

[Brother Adam]

???

[Extra ecclesiam nulla salus]

has anyone prayed the new scott Hahn mysteries of the Rosary?


sam

[Thy Geekdom Come]

[quote name='Extra ecclesiam nulla salus' date='Nov 20 2005, 08:36 PM']has anyone prayed the new scott Hahn mysteries of the Rosary?
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?

[homeschoolmom]

Again... what are you people talking about?

[Extra ecclesiam nulla salus]

[quote]t is the most distinctively Catholic of all devotional practices. It has been credited with countless powerful conversions to the Faith. Millions believe it has changed the entire course of human events more than once. It is the Most Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Deeply Profound Meditation

Now for the first time, you can enter into this deeply contemplative Christian prayer along with one of the most influential converts of our time as renowned theologian and best-selling Catholic author Dr. Scott Hahn leads The Most Holy Rosary. Digitally mastered on two CDs or cassettes, this remarkable presentation is more than "just another Rosary tape." St. Joseph Communications has supplemented the timeless and exquisite prayers of the Holy Rosary with beautiful musical accompaniment and an informative companion CD, to create a truly reflective experience to help deepen your personal connection to this magnificent devotion.
But that's not all. Along with the well known Joyful, Sorrowful and Glorious [b]Mysteries, Dr. Hahn also shares a deeply profound meditation on important episodes from the ministry of Our Lord from his own personal Rosary devotion. Scott calls them the five "Evangelical Mysteries" and sincerely hopes they will become for you a blessed addition to your active prayer life.[/b][/quote]

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[Thy Geekdom Come]

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Interesting.

Of course, the rosary is a perfectly acceptable way to meditate on anything from the Scriptures, but it's a bit weird that he's promoting some like that. Still, not wrong, just odd.