SRT 282 - Christology (Religious Studies/Theology)

3 Credit(s)

A study of the Christian community’s belief that God acted definitively in Jesus Christ for the salvation of humankind. Important stages in this experience for understanding the person and work of Jesus include New Testament Christologies, doctrine from early councils, medieval syntheses, modern statements from ecclesiastical documents (Vatican II and post-conciliar teachings), and writings of contemporary theologians. These developments will be explored thematically through core concepts of Christology - incarnation, soteriology, eschatology, and resurrection.

Credits: 3

When Offered: OBC Session 1, odd-numbered years.

For pastoral ministry certificate students only.  

Satisfies the Theology requirement of the Liberal Arts Curriculum.