Liturgy I
The aim in the first semester is to clarify the problems of Liturgical History and to answer theoretical questions about liturgy itself. In this way the students will be able to have a look at the first Christian services and liturgy, get a hint about the liturgies used by Christian denominations, they will learn what new things the Reformation brought about in church services and must have to correctly every Reformed liturgy form.
Competences
Specific competences
The students will be able to be at home in every service situation and will distinct the different liturgy forms. From the learned topics about the History of Liturgy they can draw conclusions about the contemporary forms of the liturgy. They can distinguish the Liturgies of the different Christian denominations. They can organize alone the liturgy of any service in the church based on the mastered topics.General competences
The students will know their way about the existing Christian and non-Christian denominations and religions. They acquire the proper behavior and confessional thinking, they will fit in smoothly in the European and Christian culture by their learning.Course structure
Total estimated time
Classroom study | Course | Seminar | Practice | |
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2 hours/week | 2 | 0 | 0 | |
28 hours/semester | 28 | 0 | 0 |
Individual study | Hours/sem | |||
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Total estimated time | 103 | |||
Studying course notes and bibliography | 56 | |||
Further documentation in libraries, electronic platforms, or on the field | 10 | |||
Preparing essays, papers, or documentation | 7 | |||
Personal tutoring | 2 | |||
Total individual study | 75 |
Examination
The students will write test-papers at given times, will hand in the notices about the books they have read and as an essay they have to create a Bible text list with all liturgy forms occurring in an ecclesiastical feast.
Bibliography
Book
- (2000): Liturgika. Cluj-Napoca: K. N., 82 old.
- (2010): Liturgika. A keresztény istentisztelet protestáns megközelítésben, ökumenikus szellemben. Budapest: Luther, 5-320 old.