THEO1401
Engaging Catholicism
Roman Catholicism is a global religious tradition with over 1.2 billion adherents. In this Core course students will be offered an introductory engagement with the Roman Catholic tradition. This engagement will include consideration of the history, principal beliefs, exemplary figures, and communal practices of the Roman Catholicism. The course will also explore contemporary issues and challenges facing Catholicism today. Satisfies Core requirement for: Theology (Christian Theology)
Course overview
- Department
- Theology
- School
- MCAS
- Credits
- 3
Requirements fulfilled
- University Core: Theology (All undergraduates)
Official evaluation summary
3.92 / 5
Data freshness
Instructors
- Alexander G Klee
- Berit E Guidotti
- Boyd Coolman
- Daniel N Gustafson
- Grace M Agolia
- John Bosco Lugonja
- Jozef Moons
- Margaret A Felice
- Patric M Peters
- Paul Ulishney
- William N Bergin
- Andrew Vink
- Austin Holmes
- Benjamin Hohman
- Brett Oneill
- Byron Wratee
- Cesar Baldelomar
- Chanelle Robinson
- Christopher Mclaughlin
- Daniel Cox
- Daniel Gustafson
- David Hunter
- Derek Brown
- Dhinakaran Savariyar
- Emily Turner
- Geraldine Chimbuoyim Uzodimma
- Grace Agolia
- Hilary Nwainya
- Jean-Paul Juge
- Jeanmarie Gribaudo
- Jordan Parro
- Ligita Ryliskyte
- Margaret Felice
- Maria Angela Socorro Cruz
- Mary Ann Hinsdale
- Matthew Cuff
- Michael Dinsmore
- Michael Magree
- Peter Fay
- Robert Karanovich
- Robin Landrith
- Shaun Slusarski
- Spencer Johnson
- Teva Regule
- Trevor Rickenbrode
- William Bergin
- Brandon Biagioli
- Keni Philomin Raj Santhiah
- Mark Spinnenweber
- Megan Ulishney
Sections
- Section 01
- Section 02
- Section 01
- Section 02
- Section 03
- Section 04
- Section 05
- Section 06
- Section 07
- Section 08
- Section 09
- Section 10