Dogmatic Theology Chrystology, Soteriology WT-SOP-TCS
Course contents:
1) Christology of the New Testament 2) Christology in 2nd and 3rd century 3) Christology in 4th century 4) Christology in 5th century 5) Christology in 5th and in the beginning of 6th century 6) Christology in 6th to 8th centuries 7) Christology in Middle Ages, modern approaches 8) Tendencies of 20th – century Theology 9) Mystery of Incarnation 10) Jesus Christ’s Passover 11) History of Soteriology 12) Models of Explaining Salvation Connected with Jesus’ Death 13) ) Models of Explaining Salvation Connected with Jesus’ Whole Life 14) Christology in the Experience of the Saints
Assessment methods: Oral examination at the end of semester lasting 10-15 minutes
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(in Polish) Grupa przedmiotów ogólnouczenianych
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(in Polish) Punkty ECTS
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Learning outcomes
Students will familiarize with the dogmatic teaching of the Church concerning the mystery of the Incarnation of the Son of God and Redemption. In the first part – Christological – they will internalize biblical testimonies concerning the mystery of the Incarnation, and then the development of the Christological dogma through the ages (i.e. the main Christological heresies and resolutions of the councils). The outcome of the first part will be the ability to look at the mystery of Christ in the contemporary theology and in other denominations and religions of the world. In the second part – soteriological – students will familiarize with the biblical teaching on salvation, also they will internalize various soteriological models, universalism and personalism of salvation and the triumphant stage of Redemption, that is the last Christological articles of the Creed.
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