Part of Life in the Roman Empire series.
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The Roman theater was much more than a place for entertainment; it served to shape public opinion, reinforce Roman values, and sway the hearts and minds of the people. Even though theaters often conveyed messages that differed from Jesus's teachings, the writers of the New Testament still used theatrical language to connect with their audience.
In this lesson, you will be transported to 1 location in stunning 360-degree 3D video and audio. There you will meet experts to explore lessons related to Day 6: Theater. That is over 11 minute of premium educational content!
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The Roman theater was much more than a place for entertainment; it served to shape public opinion, reinforce Roman values, and sway the hearts and minds of the people. Even though theaters often conveyed messages that differed from Jesus's teachings, the writers of the New Testament still used theatrical language to connect with their audience.
Just as Roman entertainment had a significant influence on culture, today’s media—such as movies, social media, and music—also shapes how people think and live. As followers of Jesus, we're encouraged to engage with culture thoughtfully, aiming to create a positive impact rather than passively accept its messages.
Students will explore how Roman theater reflected the empire's values, beliefs, and social structures, and how it influenced everyday life. They will also look at how biblical writers used imagery from Roman theater to explain spiritual truths. Lastly, students will consider how modern entertainment and media influence cul
1 lesson |
1 location |
11m |
1 document |
All ages |
In this lesson, you will be transported to 1 location in stunning 360-degree 3D video and audio. There you will meet experts to explore lessons related to Day 6: Theater. That is over 11 minute of premium educational content!
The closest thing to a study trip without hopping on a bus, train, or plane!
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A rented VR headset preloaded with a series of immersive 360° 3D videos from your course. In every direction you turn and look, you see the location with breathtaking dimensionality and sound.
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A study journal is a combination study guide and journal that provides key information with space to jot your own notes.
We hand-pick a special souvenir from local vendors that will remind you of this experience. Found at shops and roadside stands along the trip route, these mementos provide a physical reminder of your trip.
Postcards with photos from each destination. Write a personal note and send them to friends and family or keep them for yourself.
The Roman theater was much more than a place for entertainment; it served to shape public opinion, reinforce Roman values, and sway the hearts and minds of the people. Even though theaters often conveyed messages that differed from Jesus's teachings, the writers of the New Testament still used theatrical language to connect with their audience.
1 location |
11m |
All ages |
In this lesson, you will visit: Aspendos
| Theater Study Guide | PDF Document |
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Love God, Love Others is a context-centric Bible curriculum that helps learners explore God’s great, good, redemptive story and their role in it. |
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