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Theological Studies 1020E - Introduction to Theology

An examination of selected themes in the Christian tradition, such as approaches to the Bible, Christian practice, missiology, the formulation of doctrine, the use of philosophy and iconographic expression. These will be considered in relation to Christianity in a variety of historical and cultural contexts, and in its contemporary global setting.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 2201F/G - Historical Theology - The Patristic Period

The history of the Christian Church from its origin to the death of Gregory the Great.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 2202F/G - Historical Theology - The Middle Ages and Reformation

The history of the Christian Church from the late Middle Ages to the close of the Council of Trent.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 2203F/G - Biblical Studies - Old Testament Exegesis

Exegetical study of selected passages from the Old Testament, especially Genesis and Exodus. Emphasis will be placed on the composition, structure, historical background and meaning of the passages studied.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 2205F/G - Historical Theology - The Modern Period

The history of the Christian church in modern times, from a global perspective.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 2207F/G - Introduction to Systematic Theology

An introduction to systematic theology, its sources, methods, and authorities. Particular attention will be given to the content of Christian understanding of God, creation and humanity, and to the philosophical context in which these ideas are formulated.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 2208F/G - Christ, Salvation and Trinity

A survey of the development of Christian understanding of the person and work of Jesus Christ, and of the Trinitarian theological framework within which it is classically located.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 2210F/G - Basic Questions in Philosophical Theology

A study of major traditions in Christian philosophical theology, together with selected themes of contemporary interest and importance.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 3200F/G - The Christian Doctrine of God

A study of major writers, works and themes in the Christian doctrine of God. Authors encountered will range from Gregory of Nyssa and Augustine of Hippo through to Thomas Aquinas, Duns Scotus, John Calvin, Friedrich Schleiermacher, Karl Barth, and Thomas Altizer.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 3210F/G - Contextual Theology

An exploration of the importance of context in the formulation of theological discourse globally. Attention will be given to such contextual factors as culture, gender, ethnicity, politics and economics, and to the majority voice and perspectives of contemporary non-Western Christianity.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 3230F/G - Ecumenism

The history, theology and prospects of the modern ecumenical movement, with particular reference to pivotal events, leading figures, major themes and representative texts. The global context and the question of the practice of ecumenical theology today will also be addressed.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 3240F/G - Missiology

A study of major texts, issues and movements in modern missiology, with attention to the nature of mission and to historical, contemporary and global models of evangelism, witness and action. Authors such as David Bosch will be studied alongside ecumenical texts and movements such as the anti-slavery and anti-Apartheid struggles.
(Huron)   

Theological Studies 3250F/G - Christian Theology in the 19th Century

An historical survey of 19th-century theology, undertaken through a study of representative theologians, philosophers, issues and themes. Topics to be examined include the critique of metaphysics and the development of moralism after Kant, the theology of Schleiermacher, the kenoticism of Thomasius and Gess, and the emergence of Christian socialism.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 3260F/G - Christian Theology in the 20th Century

An historical survey of 20th century theology, undertaken through a study of representative theologians, philosophers, issues and themes. Topics to be examined include the emergence of dialectical theology after WWI, theological responses to Fascism and the Holocaust, the Second Vatican Council, the “death of God” theology, and neo-orthodoxy.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 3312F/G - Ethics - Critical Investigation of Theological Ethics

An introduction to basic themes in theology and ethics. This course will address themes in current areas of ethical and theological debate.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 3313F/G - Major Authors and Texts

Reading course – content to be determined in consultation with the instructor.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 3330F/G - Church Music - Theory and Practice of Church Music

A study from the period of Plainsong through the developments in church music from the sixteenth century to the present. Study will include a survey of hymnody in its relation to the Christian year. Other topics include information relevant to music and its function in the liturgies of the church.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 3333F/G - Theology, Science and Society

Examining a series of themes and questions arising in the interface between theology and science and addressing the question of what systematic theology, science, and society alike have to gain from more open dialogue between theologians and scientists. Taught collaboratively and in an interdisciplinary fashion.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 4400E - Thesis

(Huron)

Theological Studies 4405F/G - Biblical Studies - Further Studies in the Gospels

The Gospel of Matthew.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 4410F/G - Spirit, Church and Sacraments

A survey of Christian pneumatology, ecclesiology and sacramental theology. Particular attention will be given to controversial and confessional aspects of historical approaches and to constructive contemporary developments.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 4412F/G - Theology of the Reformation

A detailed study of the thought of the leading figures of the European Reformation of the Sixteenth Century and of their theological legacy.
(Huron)

Theological Studies 4415F/G - Major Authors and Texts

Reading course - content to be determined in consultation with the instructor.
(Huron)