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Roman Catholic Sexual Ethics
Subject code
CE
Course Number
2003
Course Long Title
Roman Catholic Sexual Ethics
Course Description
This course is an introduction to Roman Catholic Sexual Ethics, especially as articulated in the Thomistic tradition. As a topic of moral theology, this course is a scientific study of human sexuality within the setting of theological anthropology, the overarching Christian vocation, and contemporary magisterial instruction. The course progresses through a study of the principles of virtuous sexuality, concluding with an examination of contemporary challenges. The format of the class is lecture with in-class discussions. Evaluation will be composed of class participation, written reading summaries, and a final project. This course is designed for S.T.B., M.A., and M.Div. students; prerequisites include Fundamental Moral Theology (CE-2045) and Theology: Nature and Method (ST-1091).
Academic Level
Graduate
Department(s)
College
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Credit Type
Institutional
Instructional Method Name
Lecture