TMST8510 · Theology and Ministry

Seminar: Theologies of Modernity

Clough School of Theology and Ministry

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This seminar will examine how some contemporary and recent Christian thinkers have made theological sense of some of the momentous transitions--intellectual, social, political, and economic--to modernity. Students will also explore the practical options for effective Christian witness and action within the modern context. The course involves close textual readings and discussion and a final research paper. Authors to be studied include Michael Buckley, Charles Taylor, Alisdair MacIntyre, Bernard Lonergan, Louis Dupr, Jeffrey Stout, Nicholas Boyle, David Tracy, George Lindbeck, and Lieven Boeve.

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