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Doctoral Seminar: Contemporary Systematic Theology

A doctoral seminar engaging with cutting-edge developments in systematic theology, including post-liberal theology, political theology, theological aesthetics, and the theology of religions.

$99

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

About This Course

A doctoral seminar engaging with cutting-edge developments in systematic theology, including post-liberal theology, political theology, theological aesthetics, and the theology of religions.

What You Will Learn

Demonstrate mastery of current debates in systematic theology
Critically evaluate post-liberal, political, and aesthetic theologies
Engage with emerging theological movements and contextual theologies
Formulate an original constructive theological argument at the doctoral level
Contribute to scholarly conversation in contemporary systematic theology

Prerequisites

CHR403

Course Content

10 lessons · Self-paced estimated

1
The State of Systematic Theology Today
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2
Post-Liberal Theology: Lindbeck, Frei, and the Yale School
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3
Political Theology: Metz, Moltmann, and Hauerwas
4
Theological Aesthetics: Balthasar and the Form of the Beautiful
5
Pneumatological Theology: Yong, Coakley, and the Spirit
6
Theology and Science: Polkinghorne, Peacocke, and Pannenberg
7
The Theology of Religions in a Pluralistic Age
8
Decolonial and Indigenous Theologies
9
Theology and the Digital Age
10
Constructive Theology: Your Doctoral Contribution
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