In the last episode of Theology.fm, I mentioned that N.T. Wright is one of the scholars and authors who has influenced my thinking the most.
I emailed N.T. Wright about two years ago to inquire about doing Ph.D. work with him, and he gave me some valuable advice. My ultimate decision was that I didn’t have the time or the money right now to get my doctorate. Nevertheless, I would have LOVED to study under him.
So I was thrilled to see this past week that he has three courses available on Udemy. If you were going to take these courses from him at the seminary where he teaches in the UK, they would probably cost around $900 each.
But you and I can now take these courses from N.T. Wright online, at our own pace, in our own time, while saving a bunch of money in the process.
Online Courses with N.T. Wright
Choose from Three Courses:
- N. T. Wright on Galatians – $149
- N. T. Wright on the Gospel – $99
- N. T. Wright on Worldviews – $199
The great thing about these courses is that they never expire for life, you can take them at your own pace, AND there is a 30-day money back guarantee.
I will probably start with Galatians. Let me know if you take one, and which one you take.
MikenJenn Cratch says
In my limited reading of him he seems to teach mostly from a replacement theology platform. Does he offer much to those of us who view Israel differently?
Jeremy Myers says
I have never encountered replacement theology from him. But I haven’t read everything… It is what he writes about Jesus and the early church and Paul which I find so helpful.
MikenJenn Cratch says
Do you agree with his “new perspective on Paul” teaching? Aka the other version of the bible.
Dave says
I found this review on the ‘new perspective’ interesting. Perhaps others might find it useful:
http://www.ligonier.org/learn/articles/whats-wrong-wright-examining-new-perspective-paul/
Jeremy Myers says
I have read some of N. T. Wright’s books on it, but don’t know enough about it to make a decision. He makes some good points that require consideration.
Again, though, I really like what he has to say about Jesus and the Gospels. Most of what I have read from him is on this topic, and it has helped me tremendously.
Paul Swilley says
NT Wright is a liberal scumbag
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Jeremy Myers says
Which of his books have you read that give you this impression?
MikenJenn Cratch says
Scum bag is strong wrong and sinful. Paul says speak evil of no one. Titus 3:2.
He Has a liberal bend for sure. Lots allegory, denies rapture explaining it away as another way to describe the return Christ. I think he even allegorizes Adam in the fall. I think His position on the gospel is that justification is actually vindication in being correct with regards to Christ, but salvation seems to be more worked at or out, once in the covenant relationship. If he is correct Christianity has completely missed basic truth and he is about only one who hasn’t. His greatest contribution may be that he forces other reform guys to defend justification by faith while they usually preach more of a turn or burn message