An introductory course in the Roman Catholic tradition, its worldview, beliefs, sacraments and moral life.
- Faculty: Joseph DeGuire
A theological and literary introduction to the biblical story, from creation to apocalypse. Follows the great themes of the Bible, such as paradise, peoplehood, and the presence of God. Students will learn to interpret biblical stories, discover the images and themes that appear throughout the Christian Bible, and gain an appreciation of the entire Bible as the root of Christian faith today.
- Faculty: STEPHAN DAVIS
Explores the New Testament portraits of Jesus, including how the first Christian theologians re-interpreted Jewish scripture. Students will compare episodes in the Gospels and become aware of images of Christ in narrative, epistle and poetry. Also introduces the ‘historical Jesus’ debate and the cultural setting of the Jesus movement.
- Faculty: CHARLES GUNNOE
A focused study of the work of a theologian or theologians of the Christian theological tradition.
- Faculty: DENNIS MARSHALL