M.Th. History of Christianity · Source syllabus with original formative learning enrichment
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HC 3 (b) History of Christianity in North East India
Amazing Grace Biblical Seminary — M.Th. History of Christianity
Area A
HC 3 (b) History of Christianity in North East India
2 Credits
Course Outline
1. General Introduction to North East India
i. People
ii. Land
iii. Context
2. History of Imperialism and Colonialism in North East India
3. Historiographical Issues in Studying the History of Christianity in North East India
i. Methodological Problems in Doing History of Christianity in North East India
ii. Mapping Tribal Historiography
iii. Tribal Feminist Historiography
4. History of the Advent of Christianity in North East India
i. Christianity in Assam
ii. Christianity in Arunachal Pradesh
iii. Christianity in Manipur
iv. Christianity in Meghalaya
v. Christianity in Mizoram
6. Christianity in Nagaland
7. Christianity in Sikkim
8. Christianity in Tripura
5. Women and Christianity in North East India
6. Contribution of North East Christians towards Theological Education
7. Challenges and Issues confronting North East India
i. New Generation Movements
ii. Impact of Music and Media
iii. Influence of Korean Culture
iv. Rise of Cultic Groups
v. North East Diaspora
Faculty review notes: This is one of the HC 3 (a)/(b)/(c) alternatives. The curriculum explicitly says Or; these are not three compulsory two-credit registrations. The outline's numbering moves through 6/7/8 and then back to 5/6/7. Its sequence and labels remain unchanged, with unique technical checklist IDs. No evaluation percentages are supplied in this syllabus. AGBS must confirm grading; no scheme is inherited from another course. No separate bibliography is supplied. Faculty should add an approved reading list; no books or editions have been invented.
Text reproduced from HC 3 (b) History of Christianity in North East India.doc. Source credit values, where present, do not establish an individual registration, teaching dates or faculty approval of later changes.
