A Consideration on the Religious Education of the Old Testament in the Covid-19 Period
AUTHORS
Saya Lee,Department of General Education, Namseoul University, Cheonan, Korea
ABSTRACT
Crisis has always existed in any era, but education is facing an unprecedented crisis due to Covid 19. Traditional teaching methods are often no longer valid. The pandemic situation caused by Covid 19 calls for a change in education methods. In particular, Christian religious education, which has adhered to the traditional education method, needs more change. Doing education is very difficult and at the same time one of the most valuable things today. Christian education today faces an unprecedented threat in the pandemic of Covid-19. The religious education of the Old Testament is also important in the Christian personality education. Religion education is the basic and core thing in all modern Christian education. But today, traditional religious education is facing a crisis. Rapidly developing technology, the recent decline in Christian worship due to Covid 19, and the change in social perception due to the ethical corruption of Christian leaders are widening the gap between generations. This intergenerational gap is also found in the Old Testament period. That is the gap between the Exodus generation and the wilderness generation. This intergenerational gap is also found in the Old Testament period. That is the gap between the Exodus generation and the wilderness generation. The purpose of this paper is to look at the problems of Christian education in the situation of Covid-19 and to clarify the meaning of religious education of the Old Testament focusing on Deuteronomy and today’s Christian personality education.
KEYWORDS
Religious education, Christian humanity education, Deuteronomy, Sherrill, Torah
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