T7217
Christian Anthropology and Grace
The unit Christian Anthropology and Grace seeks to provide students with a theological understanding of the human person and the ability to relate Christian anthropology to the theology of grace. It enables students to begin to integrate their prior theological learning into a coherent framework based on a Christian vision of human persons and their orientation to the divine life.
Study Level |
Undergraduate |
|---|---|
Discipline |
Theology |
Sub Discipline |
Systematic Theology |
Credit Points |
9 |
Prerequisites |
T7210 The Person and Work of Christ |
Exclusions |
Nil |
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this unit students will be able to:
- Articulate the key features of the debates on grace and anthropology that have occurred in Christian history;
- Identify the interdependence of Christian anthropology and the theology of divine grace;
- Integrate the key elements of Christian anthropology and the theology of grace with each other and with broader philosophical and scientific views of the human person;
- Analyse and critique recent ecumenical dialogue on Christian anthropology and grace; and,
- Apply the theology of the human person and grace to the dynamics of personal, cultural, and social transformation.