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DEGREE COURSES 207 Philosophical Introduction to Theology One paper The Problem of Knowledge tire Problem of Morality the Problem of Religion the Problem of Reality Alternative Subjects One paper One of the following Hebrew translation exegesis re-translation pointing and grammar of specified portions of the Old Testament ii selected period of English Church Historyf iii Some selected patristic or scholastic textsj illustrative of the selected branch of Biblical and Historical Theology iv The Comparative Study of Religions The History of Christian Ethics Individual or Social vi The History of Christian Worship Master of Theology Th Degree candidate for the Th examination must either have obtained Honours at the examination or after obtaining the Pass Degree have passed qualifying examination consisting of the whole of the examination and have reached at least Second Class standard therein Nevertheless candidate who passed the Pass examination in or prior to 1937 will be admitted to the Th Exam- ination without further qualification candidate who has passed the examination as an External Student may present himself for the Th examination as an Internal Student after an approved course of study of not less than two years in Sdhool of the University in the Faculty of Theology In any subsequent year or years candidate may present himself for examination in not more than three of the following five subjects not more than one to be taken in any one year Hebrew and Aramaic including Syriac Greek New Testament and Apocrypha Church History Biblical and Historical Theology The Study of Religion For syllabus see University Regulations Ph and Degrees Arrangements are made for supervising the studies of graduates of the University of London and of other Universities who may be ad- mitted as Internal Students and as candidates for higher degree in the University of London under Statute 113 The minimum period of study prescribed is two years General Theology may be one of the three subjects taken at the General Examination Students desiring to read Theology as part of their course should consult the Dean In Theology any three of the following may be offered -Greek Testament Ecclesiastical History Philosophy of Religion Biblical and Historical Theology 1945 II Kings 1-XV Isaiah 1-VI Amos 1946 II Samuel I-XVI Isaiah XL-XLVIII Haggai 1945 History of Christianity in England 1135-1509 1946 History of Christianity in England 1714-19Ό 1945 Athanasius De Ijicarnatwne St Cyril Epistles ii and iii to Nestorius and to John of Antioch The Tome of Leo The Chalcedonian Definition of the Faith See note in University regulations 56 1946 Lightfoot The Apostolic Fathtrs omitting The Slicphtrd of Hermas ed Harmer vol ed Macmillan 1891 Anselm Cut Deus Homo