THEO 204 - Introduction to Christian Ethics

This course is an introduction to the field of ethics in the context of Christian faith. Christian ethics is presented as an active quest towards understanding and guiding Christian moral living. There is a brief presentation of the historical background to Christian ethics, an exploration of the points of convergence with other religious traditions, as well as the interrelationship between morality and freedom. The course will include a reflection on the problem of evil as a diminishment of persons and societies as well as a section on moral development and moral maturity.

Prerequisite

NOTE: Students who have received credit for THEZ 204 may not take this course for credit.

Book:

Living with Other People: An Introduction to Christian Ethics Based on Bernard Lonergan by Kenneth R. Melchin.

Registration Information:

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COURSE OUTLINE

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