Reply #12: Thanks, that is what I thought.

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Which is funny is that the assignment is like if they knew it was problematic, so they only kept facts that could be seen as not religious (like Jesus was born in Bethlehem, he was a carpenter, he was arrested by the Romans and died by crucifixion, ... to which they added a list of "doctrine of Jesus" --(I do not remember what they listed).

I have trouble making sense of the assignment, but it really grates me. I see no pedagogical point of doing that, and frankly, it seems ridiculous that it will be the only major homework they have on Roman history).