GPTS Required Readings

[zsmcd]

Considering the amount of time spent reading in seminary, I always find it interesting to see what the required readings are. I can't seem to find a link with required readings for the classes at GPTS. Anyone a current student that can speak to this?

 

[jd.morrison]

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[Contra_Mundum]

Try this page http://astore.amazon.com/greenvpresbyt-20?_encoding=UTF8&node=118 and click further on (and within) the links to the right side for specific course-associated texts.

You won't find something comprehensive (curriculum all at a glance) but it's something. I can tell you what used to be the case in Systematics classes: we were given a listing of various orthodox authors on the Loci and Quaestiones, and each student was required to bring a fresh 3-5pg paper to each class meeting with an analysis of his reading treating how one author expounded the topic at hand.

 

[zsmcd]

Try this page http://astore.amazon.com/greenvpresbyt-20?_encoding=UTF8&node=118 and click further on (and within) the links to the right side for specific course-associated texts.

You won't find something comprehensive (curriculum all at a glance) but it's something. I can tell you what used to be the case in Systematics classes: we were given a listing of various orthodox authors on the Loci and Quaestiones, and each student was required to bring a fresh 3-5pg paper to each class meeting with an analysis of his reading treating how one author expounded the topic at hand.

That is exactly what I was looking for, thanks!

 

[Andres]

Here are the booklists for RPTS.