JP530/630 Themes in Systematic Theology I

Dr Isabell Naumann, Permanent Fellow and Lecturer in Mariology & Systematic Theology

Each year these courses will focus on three different themes in systematic theology such as: Mariology, Christology, Pneumatology, Paterology, Trinitarian theology, ecclesiology, sacramental theology (including a focus on specific sacraments), angelology, eschatology, the relationship between nature and grace, the ambit of magisterial authority, revelation, the relationship between scripture and tradition, and lay and clerical spiritual styles. The purpose of these courses is to deepen the student's understanding of three sub-fields in systematic theology with a special emphasis on contemporary theological works in each of these sub-fields. The fields to be selected each year will depend on the availability and interests of teaching staff, both local and international. Masters and Licentiate students may choose to take both Themes in Systematic Theology I & Themes in Systematic Theology II since the sub-fields scheduled to be studied in each year will be different.

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