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Theological Anthropology: History and Method
Beginning with an examination of the problem of anthropology in modernity, this course will examine the main themes of a …
Faith and American Culture
This course proposes a theological-ontological reading of American culture. Its purpose is to frame the fundamental terms of a Catholic’s …
Jesus Christ: Revealer of God and Man
This course seeks to present students with an introduction to Christology that will help them to deepen their understanding of …
Biblical Theology of Marriage and Family: Old Testament
The purpose of this course is to help the student discover the biblical vision of the person, marriage, and family …
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Fundamental Moral Theology: Freedom and Human Action
This course takes up themes arising within fundamental moral theology. In what sense is moral theology really a theology? What …
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The Sexual Difference
“Sexual difference is one of the important questions of our age, if not in fact the burning issue. . . …
Being as Gift: Philosophical Foundations
This course elucidates the constitutive elements of a metaphysics of love necessary to undergird John Paul II’s nuptial anthropology. John …
Catechesis on Human Love
This course examines John Paul II’s Man and Woman He Created Them: A Theology of the Body through a sequential …
Dominion and Technē
This course is essentially an exploration of the philosophical and theological meaning of work. In order to illuminate the meaning …
Sexual Ethics and the Person
This course will study the personal character and meaning of the body as a foundation for sexual ethics. Starting with …
Issues in Psychology: Gender, Sexuality, Marriage, & Family
Pope John Paul II stated, “Only a Christian anthropology, enriched by the contribution of indisputable scientific data, including that of …
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History of the Church
The aim of this course is to familiarize students with the historical unfolding of the life and mission of Church. …
Bioethics I: Biology, Medicine, and the Contours of Human Life
This course develops foundations for bioethical inquiry in view of the doctrine of creation, the nuptial anthropology proposed by John …
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Bioethics II: Life, Death, and the Human Person
This course treats questions concerning illness, medical treatments, and death within the ambit of the anthropological foundations developed in Bioethics …
Communio Personarum: The Triune God
The purpose of this course is to ponder, with the help of the theological tradition, the sense in which the …