Schedule (update 3/3: added final exercise)

Date	Subject/Assignment	Reading required/recommended	Presenter
1/6	The Course Medieval and Reformation Theology: Introduction Class introductions Converting Europe: Christendom after Rome	Syllabus Rules of the Game A Few (Strong) Suggestions on Essay Writing Pointers for Presentations Peer Review Guidelines (Peer Review FAQs are optional) Pernoud foreword and ch 1
1/13	The Original Jesus Freaks: Monasticism Evangelizing Aristotle: Scholasticism	Markus chs 1-5 Discussion: Thompson/Summa II-II (all selections), Evans chs 1-3
1/20	Muslim Challenge Crusades Exercise on the first readings due (revision due 1/27)	Markus chs 6-9 Discussion: Thompson/Summa I (Q2, Q12 only), Evans chs 4-5 Pernoud chs 2-3
1/27	Medieval Devotion	Markus chs 10-14 Pernoud chs 4-6 Discussion: Thompson/Julian of Norwich, Evans ch 6 and conclusion
2/3	Heralds of the End-Times: Medieval Reformers Exercise on scholastic theology due (revision due 2/10)	Pernoud chs 7-9 George chs 1-2 Discussion: Thompson/Meister Eckhart
2/10	Conservative Revolutionary: Luther	George ch 3 Discussion: Hillerbrand chs 1-8 Matheson ch 1
2/17	Radical Reform Movements Exercise on Luther due (revision due 2/24)	George ch 6 Discussion: Hillerbrand chs 10-14 Matheson ch 2
2/24	Purity: The Swiss Reformation	George chs 4-5 Discussion: Hillerbrand chs 9, 15-18 Matheson ch 3
3/3	Careening toward the Middle Way: English Reformation Exercise on Protestant political theology due (revision due 3/10)	George ch 7 Discussion: Hillerbrand chs 19-22 Matheson ch 4
3/10	Catholic Revitalization Sola Scriptura: The Bible as All History Final exercise on theological identity due	Matheson chs 5-6 Discussion: Thompson/Trent on Justification

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