History of World Christianity, Part 1

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World Christianity represents the normative Christianity. Christianity emerged and developed in multicultural settings, and since then, it has continuously transcended boundaries, molding, and being molded by cultures and traditions in which it was received until it became the world religion that we know today. The course delves into the extensive history of Christianity as a world religion, beginning from the early church era to its contemporary manifestations, with an underlying perspective that may surprise many—it has never been an innocent religion.

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In this course, you will:

Analyze the Multicultural Origins and Global Trajectory of Christianity
Critically Assess the Historical Impact and Complexities of Christian Expansion
Trace the history and heritage of one’s own faith tradition

Your Instructor

Hanna Kang

Assistant Professor of Practical Theology and Latine Programs Coordinator

Born in South Korea and raised in Argentina, I now call Berkeley my home. I share my life with my husband, who is a cosmologist and A.I. engineer. My academic journey has taken me across the globe: I pursued a major in Spanish translation during my college years in Argentina, followed by an MDiv in Korea, and later ventured to the United States to complete my Th.M. and PhD in theology.

Beyond my passion for academia, I have a deep love for exploring new places. In my free time, I like traveling and cherishing moments with my family. I hold a strong belief in the value of continuous learning and trying new things. My curious nature leads me to explore diverse subjects for the sheer joy of discovery, even though I may occasionally switch interests rather quickly.

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