Copy of Introduction to Christian Ethics (TEL - Cohort)
Pacific School of Religion
Group-Based
Medium Level
Theological Imagination
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About This Course
This course is one part of nine in the Theological Education for Leadership (TEL) Learning Path supporting the Congregational Renewal Cohort and the Ministry Leadership Track offered by PSR. It is one quarter of the full-term course of the same name and is considered the introductory overview of the Introduction to Christian Ethics. It explores Christian ethics and its application to contemporary moral and social issues. Through four modules focused on: Self, Other, World, and God, students will engage with foundational texts, participate in forum discussions, and complete practical projects to apply ethical frameworks. Students will examine key thinkers, historical developments, and ethical theories in Christian thought. We will engage with fundamental ethical questions and practical challenges through readings, discussions, and writing assignments from a Christian perspective. The course aims to equip students with ethical reasoning tools and collaboratively develop approaches to constructing liberative Christian ethics.
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5
Lessons
9
Resources
0
Quizzes
18
Assignments
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Learning Objectives
In this TEL course, you will learn:
- To demonstrate critical engagement with ethics texts and religious traditions, cultures, and practices.
- To generate ethics knowledge that fosters effective collaboration across difference.
- To develop ethical Christian awareness of Self, Other, World, and God.
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