Systematic Theology
In the service of “faith seeking understanding,” systematic theology explores the meaning, interrelatedness, and claims to truth of the Christian tradition's basic expressions of faith.
What will I study?
The program is designed to provide a broad background in the Christian tradition, with particular emphasis on the Catholic theological heritage. Through coursework, focused in-depth study in preparation for candidacy examinations, and dissertation research, students develop the hermeneutical and theological skills required for a critical and creative appropriation of the tradition.
Students are encouraged to develop either a minor in one of the other areas of the department or an area of concentration that draws from the resources of several areas of the department and/or University.
Theology faculty members offer a series of systematic seminars that focus on theological method, philosophical theology, and comparative theology, as well as the theological topics of trinity, Christology, ecclesiology, theological anthropology, eschatology, and Christian spirituality. Courses investigate the historical development of major doctrinal and theological themes and their contemporary interpretation from a plurality of theological perspectives.
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