Philosophy of the Church Fathers WT-SSTA-P

STL_W01 - student has knowledge about specific charatcter of patrictc theology especially at the field of dogmatic and moral theology, and what the philosophical influence did to shape early theology.
STL_W02 - student knows and understands basic therminology of Greek philsophy, which was used by the Church Fathers to express christian faith and new philosophical terms coined by the Christian writers of this era.
STL_W03 - student knows specific character of philosophical methods developed in Greek philosophy and the way of their application in theology.
STL_W07 - student has knowledge Grekk philosophy and culture as a background of theology in Late Antiquity.

form mark "five":
STL_W01 - student fully knows and explains the specific of patristic theology, especially at the field of moral and dogmatic theology, is able to describe broadly how Greek philosophy influenced shaping of Christian theology.
STL_W02 - studen can fully explain all terms which were spoken of during the course, taken by the Church Faters to exrpess Christian faith and new philosophical terms coined by them.
STL_W03 - student fully knows the sepecific character of Ancient philosophical methods and the way of their application in Christian theology.
STL_W07 - student can broadly describe the relation of patristic theology to Greek philosophy and culture.

for mark "four":
STL_W01 - student knows and explains well the specific of patristic theology, especially at the field of moral and dogmatic theology, is able to describe how Greek philosophy influenced shaping of Christian theology.
STL_W02 - student can explain terms which were spoken off during the course, taken by the Church Faters to exrpess Christian faith and new philosophical terms coined by them.
STL_W03 - student knows well the sepecific character of Ancient philosophical methods and the way of their application in Christian theology.
STL_W07 - student can describe the relation of patristic theology to Greek philosophy and culture.

for mark "three":
STL_W01 - student knows and explains on basic level the specific of patristic theology, especially at the field of moral and dogmatic theology.
STL_W02 - student can explain some terms which were spoken off during the course, taken by the Church Faters to exrpess Christian faith and some new philosophical terms coined by them.
STL_W03 - student knows basically the sepecific character of Ancient philosophical methods and the way of their application in Christian theology.
STL_W07 - student can describe on basic level the relation of patristic theology to Greek philosophy and culture.

Bibliography:
- Stead. Ch., Philosophy in Christian Antiquity, Cambridge 1996.
- Jaeger W., Early Christianity and Greek Paidea, Harward 1961
- Edwards M. Aristotle and Early Christian Thought, Routledge 2019
- Zachhuber J., The Rise of Christian Theology and the End of Ancient Metaphysics: Patristic Philosophy from the Cappadocian Fathers to John of Damascus, Oxford 2020.
- Stępień T., Kochańczyk-Bonińska K., Unknown God Known in His Activities. Incomprehensibility of God during the Trinitarian Controversy of the 4 thCentury, Berlin 2018.
- Stępień T., The Understanding of Time and Eternity in the polemic between Eunomius, Basil the Great and Gregory of Nyssa, in: Platonic Pathways. Selected Papers from the Fourteenth Annual Conference of the International Society for Neoplatonic Studies, red. J. F. Finamore, D. A. Layne, The Prometheus Trust, Bream 2018, pp. 151-162.
- Stępień T., Action of Will and Generation of the Son in Extant Works of Eunomius, Studia Patristica vol. 96 (22), pp. 29-36.

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