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Systematic Theology: Advanced Seminar

An advanced seminar examining select topics in systematic theology in depth. Students engage with primary sources from major theologians and develop their own constructive theological positions.

$99

One-time payment per course

10 Lessons
3 Credits
Self-paced
Text-Based Learning
Self-Paced

About This Course

An advanced seminar examining select topics in systematic theology in depth. Students engage with primary sources from major theologians and develop their own constructive theological positions.

What You Will Learn

Critically engage with the thought of major twentieth-century theologians
Analyze the methodological assumptions underlying different theological systems
Evaluate liberation, feminist, and postmodern theologies with nuance
Formulate and defend an original constructive theological position
Demonstrate mastery of theological argumentation at the graduate level

Prerequisites

CHR302

Course Content

10 lessons · Self-paced estimated

1
Theological Method Revisited: Foundations for Advanced Study
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2
Karl Barth and the Neo-Orthodox Revolution
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3
Paul Tillich: Correlation and the Ground of Being
4
Karl Rahner: Transcendental Thomism
5
Juergen Moltmann: The Theology of Hope
6
Wolfhart Pannenberg: History and Revelation
7
Liberation Theology: Gutierrez, Cone, and Feminist Theologians
8
Postmodern Theology: Deconstructionism and Radical Orthodoxy
9
Comparative Theology and the Theology of Religions
10
Constructive Theology: Formulating Your Own Position
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