Understanding the relationship between our brains and bodies influences our ethics, worship, and our understanding of religious experience.
NTSx is partnering with Blueprint 1543 to offer this online lifelong learning course that addresses the basics of psychology in service to theology, how our brain works, and the influence of worship and spiritual formation.
The complimentary course includes 5 hours of viewing, short quizzes, and online reading/discussion totaling 10 hours of CEU credit. The five-week course begins November 7, 2021 with ample time to complete coursework each week. Student-guided discussion occurs online, Thursday through Saturday.
Register at NTSx and then enroll in Brains and Embodiment.
For more information, contact Dr. Dean G. Blevins, Professor of Practical Theology and Christian Discipleship at [email protected].
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