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Systematic Theology: Christology and Trinity

Faculty of Interdisciplinary StudiesTheology and Religious Studies
Credits2
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Semester offeredSemester 1 (Fall)
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Last updated6 months ago

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To acquire insight in the hermeneutical structures of christological thought. This means theoretical knowledge of the hermeneutical model as well as the ability to recognise its presence in the various christological models, by linking model context and christological issues. Knowledge of key moments and key currents of thought in the development of christology, and this in a perspective of tensional thought and theology of encounter. Knowledge of the contemporary context of christological models and the hermeneutical issues involved. This also includes the attitude to link today's context of life and its challenges with christological issues and questions. Knowledge of the major historical models developed in theology of the trinity, as well as their hermeneutical context. To acquire insight in the importance of contemporary developments in theology of the trinity for today's context of life.

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