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Theology Codex and the texts canon left behind
A theology curriculum studies excluded, disputed, and historically influential religious texts alongside the traditions that preserved or rejected them.
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The project organizes its teaching around textual provenance, manuscript survival, canon lists, and the traditions that continued to use particular works. Its examples include the Codex Sinaiticus, which places the Shepherd of Hermas and Epistle of Barnabas beside New Testament books, and the Zohar, where traditional attribution is set against thirteenth-century manuscript evidence. The homepage presents source editions, translators, publication years, and live references as part of the curriculum’s documentation.
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