True History schedule

Examine some issues essential to understanding how Christianity began.

Meet the pagan, polytheistic religions that dominated the early world.

Examine the life of Jesus of Nazareth both outside and within the Gospels.

Explore recorded traditions circulating orally over the intervening years.

Address some of the basic facts about the New Testament.

Explore issues that affect how we understand Paul\'s Epistles.

Look at some of the major teachings of Paul\'s Epistles.

Consider the problem of forgery in the ancient world.

Ponder the value of the historical study of Christianity for the past and future.

Investigate the culture of the Mediterranean world in which Christianity was born.

Examine the circumstances of Jewish life in ancient Palestine and the Diaspora.

Consider the resurrection as marking the birth of Christianity.

Learn about different scholarly views of the historical Jesus.

In the ancient world, there were many accounts of "divine" mortals. Explore ancient models of divine men.

Delve further into the interface between the human and the divine in pagan cultures.

In Genesis and Exodus, explore conceptions of divine beings that appear in human form.

Examine some issues essential to understanding how Christianity began.

Meet the pagan, polytheistic religions that dominated the early world.

Examine the life of Jesus of Nazareth both outside and within the Gospels.

Explore recorded traditions circulating orally over the intervening years.

Address some of the basic facts about the New Testament.

Explore issues that affect how we understand Paul\'s Epistles.

Look at some of the major teachings of Paul\'s Epistles.

Consider the problem of forgery in the ancient world.

Ponder the value of the historical study of Christianity for the past and future.

Investigate the culture of the Mediterranean world in which Christianity was born.

Examine the circumstances of Jewish life in ancient Palestine and the Diaspora.

Consider the resurrection as marking the birth of Christianity.

Learn about different scholarly views of the historical Jesus.

In the ancient world, there were many accounts of "divine" mortals. Explore ancient models of divine men.

In Genesis and Exodus, explore conceptions of divine beings that appear in human form.

Examine some issues essential to understanding how Christianity began.

Meet the pagan, polytheistic religions that dominated the early world.

Examine the life of Jesus of Nazareth both outside and within the Gospels.

Explore recorded traditions circulating orally over the intervening years.

Address some of the basic facts about the New Testament.

Explore issues that affect how we understand Paul\'s Epistles.

Look at some of the major teachings of Paul\'s Epistles.

Consider the problem of forgery in the ancient world.

Explore the essentialist philosophies and discover how you incorporate aspects into your own view of identity.

Learn about the AIMs that relate to lineages, as well as what can be gleaned from mitochondrial DNA and Y-DNA.

Explore how the reciprocal engagement method can help families face unexpected ancestry results.

Explore how to create a strategic family narrative to incorporate the scientific facts of your DNA ancestry.

With millions of DNA samples now in existence, learn about the laws now in place to protect privacy.

Learn about the DNA Discussion Project, its goals, and current results.

A genogram is a tool used to explore family history and relationships over a two- to three-generation period

Meet Maria, who learned as a teenager that she was born with the help of intrauterine insemination.