Aims

Become familiar with the contents, style and major ideas of protestant theology

Main themes

Like every major Christian Church, the protestant Church has its own way, a "style" proper to it, of conceiving and practicing theology on particular points in its own theological contents and on points of agreement in faith with other Churches. In a Catholic faculty of theology, this course should not aim at exhaustiveness but at making students aware of the major ideas of reformed theology - in what is particular to it. Every two years a special question, of an historical or speculative order, is studied, differing from year to year since this is a third cycle course.

Content and teaching methods

The contents changes every year and the method is the lecture course; yet personal reading is counselled.

In 2002-2003 :

The course analysed the structure and described the genesis of K. Barth's theology.

Other information (prerequisite, evaluation (assessment methods), course materials recommended readings, ...)

Evaluation : oral examination

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