Groups C and D of the Theological and Religious Studies Tripos currently comprise the following papers:
Paper 14. Theology and science.
Paper 15A. Hebrew II.
Paper 15B. Hebrew III.
Paper 16. The religion and literature of the Old Testament.
Paper 17. New Testament texts in Greek.
Paper 18. Jesus.
Paper 19. Paul and the early church.
Paper 20. Study of theology.
Paper 21. Christian life and thought to 461.
Paper 22. Christian life and thought, 950-1300.
Paper 23. Christian life and thought, 1500-1689.
Paper 24. Christian life and thought since 1800.
Paper 25. Philosophical theology.
Paper 26. The study of religions I: The religious traditions of India; Hinduism and
Buddhism.
Paper 27. The study of religions II: The Holy Land or Sufism.
Paper 28. Old Testament and intertefttamental studies.
Paper 29. Judaism in the Greek and Roman periods: special subject.
Paper 30. New Testament exegesis.
Paper 31. Biblical Authority and Interpretation since 1800.
Paper 32. Doctrine: special paper: Jesus Christ in twentieth century theology.
Paper 33. A special subject or subjects in Christian life and thought: (a) Augustine
or (b) The First Crusade or (c) Twentieth Century Ecumenism.
Paper 34. A subject or subjects in Christian life and thought specified by the Faculty
Board: Body, self and society.
Paper 35. Christian ethics.
Paper 36. The comparative study of religions II: (a) (he self and salvation in Indian
and western thought or (b) Jewish and Christian responses to the Holocaust.
Paper 37. Religion and the Human Sciences.
Prospective applicants seeking further details should write to the Faculty Office. This course cannot be counted towards a research degree. Closing date for completed applications; 31 January for DFID applicants; 28 February for all other applicants.
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